Travel Intensive Care Unit; ICU Registered Nurse; RN

Overview

Travel ICU nurses provide specialized care to critically ill patients in intensive care units across different healthcare facilities. On any given shift, a nurse handles complex medical equipment, monitors for subtle changes, and provides compassionate care to critically ill patients. In an intensive care unit, patients require regular monitoring of vitals, the use of life-supporting systems such as ventilators or heart monitoring, and precisely delivered medications.

• Assessing, monitoring, and recording patient condition as appropriate
• For this role, ICU nurses require extensive knowledge of complex medical conditions and equipment
• Continuous vital sign monitoring and documentation
• Early recognition of patient deterioration

• Managing invasive lines and monitoring devices
• Managing artificial airways and ventilators
• Titrating hemodynamic drips
• Operating and troubleshooting complex life-support equipment

• Active RN license in compact state or ability to obtain licensure in assignment states
• Previous healthcare experience
• Current BLS certification
• Clear background check and drug screening

• Variable Days
• Facility housing provided
• Competitive pay rate
• Housing stipend
• Meals & Incidentals stipend

• Entry level

• Full-time

• Management and Manufacturing

• Medical Practices