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Shift: Rotating, 3x12hrs
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Hours: 36 hrs/wk
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Start Date: Sep 25, 2026
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Length: 20 weeks
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Openings: 1
American Traveler is hiring a Med/Surg Tele Float Pool RN requiring an active Ohio or compact RN license and 18 months of recent Med/Surg Tele experience.
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Float pool position within a hospital's Med/Surg Tele department
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Potential to float to units J1-2, J33 and the ED to care for the same patient population
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Rotating day/night shift schedule (3x12 hours), days 7:00am-7:30pm and nights 7:00pm-7:30am
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Shifts may be adjusted to meet the operational needs of the hospital, though preferred shift will be honored when possible
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Required to work at least every other holiday
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20-week assignment length, with 13-week assignments also accepted
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Active Ohio RN license or compact RN license required in hand
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BLS, ACLS, and NIHSS certifications required (AHA or American Red Cross)
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18 months of combined permanent experience in Med/Surg Tele required, preferably within one location
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18 months of recent Med/Surg Tele experience required, preferably within the last 3 years
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Travel experience will satisfy the recent experience requirement
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One professional reference from a manager, ANM, supervisor, or director in the specialty required, from an assignment worked within the past 12 months
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Co-worker references will not be accepted
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COVID-19 vaccine required, with medical or religious exemptions only
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Flu vaccine required, with medical or religious exemptions only
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Provide nursing care to Med/Surg Tele patients across the float pool unit and additional floated units as needed
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ECG rhythm recognition test and SafeMedicate assessment completed during orientation, with a passing score required (maximum of 2 attempts allowed)
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PBDS assessment is waived for this role
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Nurses are exempt from the facility's nicotine-free requirement
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Local candidates accepted at the same bill rate
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Permanent and per diem candidates cannot return to this health system for 1 year from their previous end date
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Assignments may extend up to 18 consecutive months, with a required 6-month break before returning to the health system
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All requested time off must be discussed during the interview process
