NICU RN (Level IV) — Night/Day Contract with Perks

Origin Travel Nurses; Cincinnati (OH); On-site; USD 85,000 - 125,000; Part time

Benefits offered by this job

Health Benefits

Onboarding Support

Clinical Support

401k Retirement Plan

Travel Reimbursement

Housing Allowance

Meals

Referral Bonuses

Job summary

ARMStaffing seeks a Registered Nurse with Level IV NICU experience for a 13-week assignment in Cincinnati, OH. The NICU handles high-acuity neonates, including intubated patients requiring vigilant care and rapid problem-solving.

Shifts include 3x12-hour nights and days. You will administer medications, monitor patients, and collaborate with multidisciplinary teams while using advanced equipment like servo ventilators and nitric oxide to support critical care families.

Qualifications

• Current OH or Compact RN License.
• BLS Certification required.
• Minimum of 2 years of Level IV NICU experience.
• Experience with ventilators and tracheostomy care is mandatory.
• Pediatric nursing experience is preferred.

Responsibilities

• Administer medications and provide nursing care for critically ill neonates.
• Monitor and assess patient status, maintaining a focus on critical and high-acuity cases.
• Collaborate with interdisciplinary teams, including IV teams, physical therapy, and respiratory services.
• Utilize specialized equipment such as Servo ventilators, Nitric Oxide, and Giraffe beds.
• Provide support for families during their child’s critical care journey.

Skills

NICU experience

Ventilator management

Tracheostomy care

Pediatric nursing

Interdisciplinary teamwork

Education

RN license (OH or Compact)

BLS Certification

Tools

Servo ventilators

Nitric Oxide equipment

Giraffe beds

Job description

ARMStaffing seeks a Registered Nurse with Level IV NICU experience for a 13-week assignment in Cincinnati, OH. The NICU handles high-acuity neonates, including intubated patients requiring vigilant care and rapid problem-solving.

Shifts include 3x12-hour nights and days. You will administer medications, monitor patients, and collaborate with multidisciplinary teams while using advanced equipment like servo ventilators and nitric oxide to support critical care families.