Float ICU RN — Multi-Hospital Resource Nurse

Advocate Health Care; Chicago (IL); On-site; USD 105,000 - 125,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Travel variety

Dynamic work environment

Career growth

Competitive pay

Flexible scheduling

Job summary

Advocate Health IL Resource Team is seeking a qualified Float Registered Nurse to support ICU care across multiple Advocate Health facilities in Illinois. The role requires an RN license, an accredited nursing program, BLS and ACLS, and a minimum of two years ICU experience.

You will float between units and hospitals, delivering high-quality nursing care as needs shift. Flexibility to work across a zone, strong critical care skills, and a patient-centered approach are essential for success in

Qualifications

• Graduation from an accredited nursing program.
• Registered Nurse license in the state of practice.
• Basic Life Support (BLS) for Healthcare Providers and ACLS certifications from the American Heart Association.
• Minimum 2 years ICU RN experience.

Responsibilities

• Providing safe, therapeutic, evidence-based nursing care in alignment with established standards, policies, and procedures.
• Floating to multiple care environments within a designated Zone, integrating quickly into new departments, and collaborating with diverse teams.
• Leading efforts to support the safest patient environment and best possible patient experience.
• Coordinating care for diverse patient populations within various acute-care, hospital outpatient departments and clinic settings.
• Maintaining the competency required to practice in all acute-care facilities within the designated zone.

Job description

Advocate Health IL Resource Team is seeking a qualified Float Registered Nurse to support ICU care across multiple Advocate Health facilities in Illinois. The role requires an RN license, an accredited nursing program, BLS and ACLS, and a minimum of two years ICU experience.

You will float between units and hospitals, delivering high-quality nursing care as needs shift. Flexibility to work across a zone, strong critical care skills, and a patient-centered approach are essential for success in