Travel Nurse RN - Float

Position: Travel Nurse RN - Float - $3,469 per week
Consolidated Medical Travel is seeking a travel nurse RN Float for a travel nursing job in Geneva, New York.

Job Description & Requirements

• Specialty:
Float

• Discipline: RN

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Start Date:

ASAP

• Duration: 13 weeks

• 48 hours per week

• Shift: 12 hours, nights

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Employment Type:

Travel
RN Position – Float to ICU / ER / MS / MST
Floating Requirement

• Must be comfortable floating to:
- ICU
- Emergency Room
- Med/Surg
- MST (Medical Surgical Telemetry)
Licensure Requirements

• Active NY State RN license required (no exceptions).
Required Certifications (Must-Have)

• BLS – AHA

• ACLS – AHA

• PALS – AHA

• NIHSS

• Basic Coronary Care – must be completed within 6 months of hire

• CPI certification – must be completed within 90 days of hire
Preferred Certifications (Nice-to-Have)

• Emergency Nurses Association certification (recommended within 2 years)

• TNCC – recommended within 2 years
Professional & Behavioral Expectations

• Ability to handle confidential information with discretion

• Able to communicate professionally and courteously

• Strong skills in:
- Time management
- Prioritization
- Working independently
- Team collaboration

• Excellent interpersonal, communication, and organizational skills

• Computer literacy required
- Preferred:

Experience with Microsoft Office and electronic medical records (EMR)
Customer Focus & Healing Environment Expectations

• Must demonstrate behaviors aligned with Healing Environment principles:
- Professionalism
- Effective communication
- Respectful and safe interactions

• Work behavior must:
- Ensure patient safety
- Promote dignity and respect
- Support patient well-being
- Encourage healthy relationships
Age-Specific Competency
Staff must demonstrate:

• Knowledge of growth and development principles across the lifespan

• Ability to assess patient status, interpret age-appropriate data, and identify individual patient needs

• Ability to provide care for:
- Pediatric
- Adolescent
- Adult
- Geriatric populations