Local NICU Registered Nurse (RN) job in Springfield, MO
Gifted Healthcare
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Job summary
Gifted Healthcare is seeking Neonatal Intensive Care Unit (NICU) RNs for travel assignments across premier facilities nationwide. NICU RNs assess newborns, coordinate with the healthcare team, and implement individualized care plans for fragile patients.
Travel nurses receive day one benefits, 24/7 support, and a commitment to competitive pay with weekly payroll. Guaranteed pay protects you if shifts are canceled, and premium overtime applies to overtime hours on assignments.
Responsibilities
- Administer medications and nutrients to patients and monitor vital signs
- Provide respiratory care if applicable and specialized feedings
- Monitor specialized equipment used on patients, such as incubators and ventilators
Job description
The Gifted Healthcare Experience
Gifted Healthcare is an award-winning travel nursing agency that offers nursing contracts at premier healthcare facilities across the United States. Gifted Healthcare believes in the power one person has to make a difference in a patient’s care, inspiring Gifted’s mission to help nurses thrive and advance their careers by providingexceptional job opportunities,day one benefits, and24/7 support.
Gifted Healthcare Top Perks
- Guaranteed Pay - With Guaranteed Pay, you’ll never have to worry about not getting paid if your shift gets canceled for low census. Contact your recruiter for complete details.
- Premium Overtime – You will receive 2x your hourly rate ontravel assignmentsfor all overtime hours worked (excluding local, PRN, CA, Govt assignments).
- Weekly Pay - We pay you weekly so you can focus on your career and your life.
Neonatal Intensive Care RNs (NICU RNs) assess newborns and provide direct and individualized care. NICU RNs coordinate with the healthcare team to implement and evaluate patient care plans. NICU RN job responsibilities include, but are not limited to:
- Administer medications and nutrients to patients and monitor vital signs
- Provide respiratory care if applicable and specialized feedings
- Monitor specialized equipment used on patients, such as incubators and ventilators
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