Travel Registered Nurse ICU

ICU Nursing Opportunity in Spencer, Iowa

Seize a transformative ICU nursing opportunity in Spencer, Iowa, beginning January 26, 2026. As an experienced Registered Nurse in the ICU, you will lead critically ill patients through high‑stakes care with compassion, precision, and teamwork. This multi‑week assignment invites you to apply advanced critical care skills—ventilator management, hemodynamic monitoring, complex medication administration, rapid response to deteriorations, and collaboration with physicians, respiratory therapists, and ancillary staff—to drive outcomes and comfort for patients and families.

You’ll contribute to a culture of excellence, learning, and patient‑centered care, while expanding your horizon through a dynamic, nationally connected clinical program. This role is designed for nurses who thrive in fast‑paced environments, who value judgment, autonomy, and mentoring junior staff, and who are eager to impact lives across ICU settings.

Spencer sits in the scenic northwest corner of Iowa, offering a peaceful base with authentic Midwest charm. You’ll enjoy the balance of professional intensity and restorative outdoors—lakes, parks, nearby trails, and welcoming communities that celebrate local culture and Midwestern hospitality. The assignment also provides an opportunity to work in multiple locations across the United States, letting you experience diverse ICU environments—from urban centers to rural facilities—while maintaining a steady schedule and guaranteed hours.

Whether you choose to stay in Spencer or rotate to other client sites, you’ll benefit from a supportive network, streamlined credentialing, and travel logistics that keep you focused on patient care. And for those who love to unwind after shifts, the region’s lakes and scenic drives offer refreshing escapes right in reach.

Your core responsibilities include triaging, monitoring, and managing the needs of critically ill patients, including invasive monitoring, ventilator care, central lines, vasoactive infusions, and complex post‑operative care. You’ll perform precise assessments, interpret data trends, implement evidence‑based interventions, and collaborate with multidisciplinary teams to optimize patient trajectories. The role supports professional growth within the ICU specialty, with opportunities to expand expertise in sedation protocols, delirium management, ECMO considerations where applicable, and quality improvement initiatives across units.

We offer a competitive weekly pay range of $1,825–$1,938, with guaranteed 36 hours per week, and a multi‑week assignment designed to maximize clinical impact while offering flexibility. The program includes a welcome bonus program and housing assistance to ease transition, along with extension opportunities that reward consistency, reliability, and demonstrated leadership in urgent care scenarios. You’ll have comprehensive support 24/7 from our experienced travel team, including help with credentialing, onboarding, shift scheduling, and real‑time assistance while you travel.

A dedicated clinical liaison is available to address urgent questions, ensure safe assignments, and coordinate cross‑site continuity of care. The environment emphasizes evidence‑based practice, safety, compassion, and ongoing professional development, including access to continuing education resources and mentorship from seasoned ICU professionals.

Our organization is grounded in empowerment, career advancement, and a supportive work climate. We value your expertise, encourage curiosity, and foster a culture where nurses can grow into respected leaders within the ICU. You’ll be part of a community that prioritizes patient safety, colleagues’ well‑being, and transparent communication. The company’s mission centers on recognizing contributions, investing in skill development, and offering pathways to permanent or extended roles across a broad network—so your clinical impact translates into long‑term opportunities and a thriving professional journey.

If you’re a dedicated ICU Registered Nurse ready to influence critical care at…