Night Shift ICU Travel RN - Float Pool, High Pay + Benefits

American Traveler, LLC.; Mission Viejo (CA); On-site; USD 95,000 - 125,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

High Pay and Bonuses

Medical, Dental and Vision Insurance

401(k) Plan

Weekly Payroll Deposit

Housing Allowance

Travel and Licensure Reimbursements

Non-taxed Per Diem

Traveler Rewards

Job summary

American Traveler, LLC. is seeking a Night Shift ICU RN in California for a float pool assignment spanning ICU and lower acuity units. Active CA RN license and 1+ year ICU experience are required, with ACLS, BLS, NIHSS certifications.

CPI and MAB are preferred. This 3x12 night shift role (19:00–07:30) offers travel opportunities and a communal hospital setting. The candidate will float among ICU floors and telemetry, with an expected 1:2 patient ratio and occasional shifts at a sister facility.

Qualifications

• Active CA RN license required.
• 1+ year ICU experience.
• ACLS, BLS, NIHSS required; CPI and MAB preferred.
• Experience with ICU procedures and critical care

Responsibilities

• Float pool ICU RN across ICU floors and lower acuity units including telemetry.
• Night shift, 3x12 hours (19:00-07:30).
• Maintain patient ratios of 1:2 and handle weekends as needed.
• Possible float to sister facility; no on-call requirements.
• EMR in Epic; charting experience required.
• Open to working 3 of 5 major holidays.

Skills

ACLS

BLS

NIHSS

IV therapy

Arterial line care

Central line care

Blood product administration

Ventilator care

BiPAP/CPAP management

ABG interpretation

Cardiac/vasoactive drips

IV sedation

Stroke/renal patient care

Tools

Epic EMR

Job description

American Traveler, LLC. is seeking a Night Shift ICU RN in California for a float pool assignment spanning ICU and lower acuity units. Active CA RN license and 1+ year ICU experience are required, with ACLS, BLS, NIHSS certifications.

CPI and MAB are preferred. This 3x12 night shift role (19:00–07:30) offers travel opportunities and a communal hospital setting. The candidate will float among ICU floors and telemetry, with an expected 1:2 patient ratio and occasional shifts at a sister facility.