Travel ER Nurse — Night Shift, 13 Weeks

White Glove Placement New York; Buffalo (NY); On-site; USD 90,000 - 120,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Housing + Meals Stipend

$100 Benefits Card

Friday payday

Paid Sick Leave

Medical & Dental Coverage

Employee Shopping Discounts

Referral Rewards Program

Mental Health Support

Financial Wellness Programs

Job summary

White Glove Placement New York is seeking an experienced ER RN for a travel assignment in Rochester, NY. This 13-week, nights shift (7:00 PM – 7:00 AM) position requires handling complex emergency cases including trauma, stroke, cardiac, and critical illnesses.

Ideal candidates hold an Active NY RN license with 1 year (2 preferred) ER experience and Epic EMR proficiency. BLS/ACLS/NIHSS, PALS/TNCC are expected, with triage and critical thinking essential.

Qualifications

• Must have valid NY RN license and 1 year in ER; 2 years preferred.
• Experience with adult emergency care, stroke, and trauma is required.
• Epic EMR experience is required; knowledge of vasopressor administration a plus.

Responsibilities

• Provide high-acuity care for adults in a fast-paced ER setting.
• Manage airway, CPAP/BiPAP and ventilated patients as needed.
• Administer IV therapies, blood products, and central line care.
• Perform triage, critical thinking, and rapid consequence management.
• Collaborate with interdisciplinary team and ensure patient safety.

Skills

BLS ACLS NIHSS

Epic experience

IV therapy

Ventilator management

Stroke/Trauma care

Triage & critical thinking

CPAP/BiPAP management

Education

Active NY RN license

Tools

Epic EMR

Job description

White Glove Placement New York is seeking an experienced ER RN for a travel assignment in Rochester, NY. This 13-week, nights shift (7:00 PM – 7:00 AM) position requires handling complex emergency cases including trauma, stroke, cardiac, and critical illnesses.

Ideal candidates hold an Active NY RN license with 1 year (2 preferred) ER experience and Epic EMR proficiency. BLS/ACLS/NIHSS, PALS/TNCC are expected, with triage and critical thinking essential.