Travel Registered Nurse Dialysis

Overview

Embark on a transformative journey as a Travel Registered Nurse with a Dialysis specialty, stationed in Havre, Montana, beginning February 25, 2026. This contract places you at the heart of essential renal care, offering you the chance to elevate your clinical expertise, mentor teammates, and make a tangible difference in patients’ lives. Envision applying advanced dialysis skills while exploring a state celebrated for its expansive skies, rugged landscapes, and welcoming communities.

Havre delivers small‑town warmth with professional opportunity, and for those who crave variety, there are options to work across multiple locations in the United States, expanding your experience while you build a robust interstate portfolio.

Montana’s beauty is more than backdrop—it’s inspiration. In Havre you’ll enjoy the sense of space that comes with wide open horizons, easy access to outdoor recreation, and a community that values resilience and teamwork. Beyond Havre, Montana offers breathtaking scenery—from rolling plains to nearby mountain vistas and river valleys that invite hiking, fishing, and quiet reflection on days off. If you opt for assignments in other locations, you’ll experience diverse landscapes and healthcare settings across the country, all supported by a nationwide network that keeps you connected and supported every step of the way.

Working in Havre blends professional impact with a welcoming, accessible community. You’ll contribute to renal care in a setting that values patient‑centered outcomes and teamwork, while enjoying a favorable cost of living, shorter commutes, and opportunities to engage with the outdoor lifestyle Montana is renowned for. The broader travel program opens doors to facilities ranging from rural critical access hospitals to larger centers, providing exposure to varied patient populations, equipment, and workflows.

Regardless of where you’re stationed, you’ll receive ongoing support designed to help you thrive—administrative assistance, credentialing help, and access to travel resources so you can focus on clinical excellence.

As a Dialysis RN on this travel assignment, you’ll deliver high‑quality care across dialysis modalities, with responsibilities that include pre‑ and post‑treatment patient assessments, machine setup and troubleshooting, vascular access management, and meticulous adherence to safety and infection‑control protocols. You’ll monitor patient responses, adjust treatment parameters as needed, collaborate with nephrology physicians and the wider care team, and document care plans and progress notes with precision.

Education is central: you’ll empower patients with kidney‑friendly guidance on fluid and diet management, device care, and recognizing warning signs. You’ll participate in quality improvement initiatives, contribute to staff education, and pursue opportunities for advanced dialysis certification and leadership development. The position offers competitive compensation and practical benefits: a weekly pay range of $2,167–$2,258, with a guaranteed 36.0 hours per week.

A sign‑on or completion bonus may be available, plus housing assistance to ease your transition into travel life. There are extension opportunities across assignments, so you can continue to grow within the same organization if you choose. You won’t be alone on the road—the company provides 24/7 comprehensive support for travelers, including onboarding, clinical resources, and a dedicated traveler care team to help with housing, credentialing, and logistics whenever you need it.

Our organization is dedicated to empowering nurses to advance their careers within a supportive, collaborative culture. We prioritize mentorship, transparent growth plans, and a balanced approach to work and life, ensuring you feel valued, heard, and equipped to reach your professional goals. By fostering a culture of learning, accountability, and teamwork, we aim to deliver exceptional patient care while helping you expand your expertise and leadership capabilities in dialysis.

If you’re a committed RN seeking to deepen your…