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Shift: Days, 3x12hrs
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Hours: 36 hrs/wk
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Start Date: Aug 10, 2026
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Length: 9 weeks
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Openings: 1
American Traveler is seeking an experienced RN for a Medical ICU position in New Hampshire, requiring 2-3 years of ICU experience and the ability to float across multiple units including ED, Stepdown, and Med/Surg.
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Hospital-based Medical ICU position with a float pool assignment covering ED, Stepdown, Med/Surg (with modified assignment), and potentially the Behavioral Health Annex
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The unit may go extended periods without ICU patients; during those times, nurses will work in a PCU setting with a 4:1 patient ratio
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Shift: 12-hour nights, 7p–7a, weekdays with every other weekend required
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No on-call responsibilities
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Preferred EMR experience: Cerner (not required)
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Key equipment includes balloon pumps, CRRT, Impella, ICP monitoring, Arctic Sun/TTM management, Alaris pumps, and rapid infusers
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Active NH or Compact RN license currently in hand — temporary licenses are not accepted
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Current BLS and ACLS certifications required
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Preferred certifications: TNCC, PALS, CCRN
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2–3 years of ICU experience required; candidates closer to 2 years must demonstrate strong independent practice and a broad variety of care experience
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Experience in both ICU and Stepdown settings is preferred
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Must be a self-starter with the ability to work independently and quickly
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Valid driver's license with address matching demographics on file
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3 professional references required upon commitment (2 must be from leadership — manager or charge RN; no peers or coworkers)
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First-time travelers will not be considered for this position
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Local candidates within 50 miles of the facility are accepted at a local pay rate
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Former permanent staff are eligible to return as a traveler after a minimum 12-month break in service
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Weekly orientation provided
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Training will be provided for floating to the Behavioral Health Annex
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Any requested time off (RTO) must be disclosed upfront for consideration
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Skills checklist matching the ICU specialty (or ICU and Stepdown combined) is preferred
