Travel RN - ICU

Job Details

American Traveler is hiring a Night Shift RN for a Medical ICU position requiring an active MA RN license and ICU experience.

Medical Intensive Care Unit within a hospital setting
Night shift schedule (3x12 hours, 19:00-7:30)
Every other weekend and holiday rotation required
Floating to other adult ICUs required as needed
Uses Epic charting system
Scheduling is based on unit needs with no block scheduling accommodations
Union facility requiring availability to work all 7 days with no special scheduling accommodations
Contract lengths of 13, 20, or 26 weeks available

Active MA RN license required (conditional license accepted if actively pursuing full licensure)
Current BLS and ACLS certifications required
2 years of ICU experience highly preferred, though candidates with less experience will be considered
Trauma Level I experience preferred
Epic charting experience preferred
Skilled in IV therapy, arterial line management, central line and PICC line care, and blood product administration
Experience with ventilator management, BiPAP/CPAP, HFNC, ABG interpretation, and airway suctioning
Proficient in titrating cardiac and vasoactive drips, continuous IV sedation, and neuromuscular blockade administration
Experience managing dysrhythmias, multisystem organ dysfunction, and obtaining 12-lead EKGs
Knowledge of infection prevention, isolation precautions, and massive transfusion protocols
Two professional references required, with at least one from a Nurse Manager or higher

Provide direct patient care to critically ill adult ICU patients, including ventilator and hemodynamic management
Must pass a Pass/Fail Tele test during orientation with an 80% minimum score and only one attempt allowed
Must also complete a Pass/Fail Medication exam during orientation
Complete pre-start and orientation modules, with additional modules required annually
First-time travelers are welcome to apply
Local candidates accepted within a 200-mile radius at the same bill rate
Returning staff must have a 12-month separation from the health system
Minimal RTO preferred, ideally 3-5 days, with no RTO allowed during the first week of assignment
Candidates with prior actions on their nursing license will not be considered