Seasonal ICU RN - Critical Care with Excellent Pay

UHS; Corona (CA); On-site; USD 89,000 - 123,000; Part time

Benefits offered by this job

Tuition Reimbursement

Career development

Health Insurance

401K with match

Pet Insurance

Job summary

Corona Regional Medical Center, part of the UHS network, is hiring experienced Seasonal Registered Nurses for the ICU. These temporary assignments run October 2026 through March 2027, with generous pay and a completion bonus.

Reporting to the Director of Critical Care Services, you will provide adult and geriatric ICU care following the Nursing Process and California Nurse Practice Act, supervise nursing staff, and uphold standards of care across the unit.

Qualifications

• One year ICU/StepDown/PCU experience preferred.
• Current California RN license required.
• ACLS required within 90 days of start date.
• BLS (CPR) required.
• NIH Stroke Scale certification within 90 days of hire.
• CCRN preferred.
• Basic Arrhythmia Certificate or 12-Lead EKG Certificate preferred.

Responsibilities

• Reporting to the Director of Critical Care Services this position assumes the accountability of all aspects of adult and geriatric patient care utilizing the Nursing Process and within the guidelines of the State of California Nurse Practice Act.
• Accountable for maintaining standards of nursing practice and optimal patient outcomes in the ICU.
• Responsible for the supervision of all categories of nursing personnel.

Skills

ICU/StepDown/PCU experience

Education

California RN license

Basic Arrhythmia Certificate

12-Lead EKG Certificate

ACLS within 90 days

BLS (CPR)

CCRN preferred

NIH Stroke Scale Certification

Job description

Corona Regional Medical Center, part of the UHS network, is hiring experienced Seasonal Registered Nurses for the ICU. These temporary assignments run October 2026 through March 2027, with generous pay and a completion bonus.

Reporting to the Director of Critical Care Services, you will provide adult and geriatric ICU care following the Nursing Process and California Nurse Practice Act, supervise nursing staff, and uphold standards of care across the unit.