Travel Registered Nurse ICU

Introduction

Step into a high-impact ICU nursing role in Brunswick, Georgia, and bring your expertise to patients at the front lines of critical care. This opportunity is designed for Registered Nurses who specialize in intensive care, delivering lifesaving care with precision, compassion, and resilience. Beginning on 02/09/2026 for an assignment spanning weeks, you’ll join a team that values your skill, judgment, and dedication to patient outcomes.

Beyond the hospital walls, Georgia reveals its own beauty: sunlit shorelines along the Golden Isles, historic towns echoing with southern charm, and outdoor adventures from marshlands to barrier islands. Imagine combining your clinical excellence with the inviting coastal lifestyle, where every shift ends with a restorative breeze and the chance to unwind by waters that sparkle with possibility.

Working in Brunswick places you in a vibrant coastal community known for its nautical heritage, seafood markets, and relaxed, friendly atmosphere. You’ll enjoy the benefits of a coastal Georgia setting: mild winters, sunny days, and access to pristine beaches, state parks, and easy excursions to nearby Savannah or St. Simons Island for weekend getaways. The city’s maritime character complements a professional environment that prioritizes patient care, teamwork, and efficiency under pressure.

Additionally, this role offers the flexibility to explore opportunities across the United States through our travel assignments. Whether you’re drawn to bustling metro facilities or serene suburban hospitals, you’ll gain exposure to diverse ICU protocols, patient populations, and interprofessional collaboration that accelerate your growth. The combination of a welcoming locale, outdoor recreation options, and professional variety makes this assignment uniquely rewarding for a traveling ICU RN.

As a critical care Registered Nurse in the ICU, you’ll lead and support advanced patient management under dynamic conditions. Core responsibilities include continuous hemodynamic monitoring, ventilator management, complex infusions, rapid response coordination, sepsis and ARDS protocols, post‑operative critical care, coding awareness, and meticulous documentation in electronic health records. You’ll collaborate with physicians, respiratory therapists, pharmacologists, and support staff to implement evidence-based interventions, calibrate care plans to evolving patient needs, and advocate for families during challenging times.

The role offers substantial opportunities for professional growth: obtain specialty certifications, participate in unit‑based quality initiatives, mentor junior staff, and contribute to process improvements that enhance patient outcomes. You’ll also experience a comprehensive benefits package that features a sign‑on bonus, housing assistance, and extension opportunities to tailor your assignment duration to your career goals. In addition to competitive pay, weekly compensation ranges between $1,767 and $1,858, reflecting the high level of expertise you bring to critical care.

The arrangement includes 24/7 support from our traveling team, ensuring you’re never navigating complex shifts, paperwork, or housing logistics alone. Our program streamlines credentialing, onboarding, and ongoing education so you can focus on delivering exceptional patient care and advancing your clinical proficiency.

Our organization is deeply committed to empowering nursing professionals to advance their careers in a supportive, collaborative environment. We prioritize mentorship, continuing education, and opportunities to assume leadership roles as you demonstrate clinical excellence. You’ll join a culture that respects your experience, acknowledges your contributions, and provides the resources needed to thrive—whether you’re delivering bedside care, guiding a care team, or pursuing certifications that elevate the standard of ICU practice.

The emphasis on teamwork, accountability, and compassion creates an environment where your professional development is nurtured and your well‑being is a standard, not an afterthought.