ICU RN - PRN: High-Acuity Care & Life-Support

The VIOS Clinic; Virginia; On-site; USD 90,000 - 110,000; Part time

Job summary

The VIOS Clinic is seeking an ICU Registered Nurse (PRN) to provide compassionate, high-acuity, evidence-based nursing care for critically ill adults in an Intensive Care Unit. You will perform comprehensive patient assessment and help develop and implement individualized care plans.

As a PRN ICU RN, you will collaborate with intensivists and a multidisciplinary team, respond to rapid changes in patient condition, and educate patients and families during critical events while maintaining strict

Qualifications

• Active RN licensure with ICU/critical care experience preferred.
• Strong assessment and critical thinking skills for complex, time-sensitive care.
• Proficiency with ventilator and infusion/drip titration management.
• Effective teamwork and communication with clinical leadership and multidisciplinary staff.
• Commitment to evidence-based practice, safety, infection prevention, and high-quality documentation.

Responsibilities

• Titrate IV drips and manage life-support devices.
• Collaborate with intensivists and multidisciplinary care team to support optimal outcomes.
• Respond promptly to rapid changes in patient condition and coordinate necessary actions.
• Educate patients and families and provide clear communication during critical events.
• Maintain strict patient safety and infection-control standards.
• Document care accurately and thoroughly in the EMR.

Skills

RN licensure

ICU/critical care experience

Critical thinking

Assessment

Communication

Education

RN licensure

Tools

Ventilator management

Infusion/drip titration

EMR systems

Job description

The VIOS Clinic is seeking an ICU Registered Nurse (PRN) to provide compassionate, high-acuity, evidence-based nursing care for critically ill adults in an Intensive Care Unit. You will perform comprehensive patient assessment and help develop and implement individualized care plans.

As a PRN ICU RN, you will collaborate with intensivists and a multidisciplinary team, respond to rapid changes in patient condition, and educate patients and families during critical events while maintaining strict