Travel ICU RN — Critical Care, Night Shift

American Traveler, LLC.; Hazard (KY); On-site; USD 80,000 - 105,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Medical, Dental and Vision Insurance (

Housing allowance

Licensure reimbursement

Travel reimbursements

Weekly payroll deposit

Job summary

American Traveler, LLC. is seeking an experienced ICU Registered Nurse to join a fast-paced ICU on a night shift rotation, requiring KY or compact licensure. The role demands current BLS/ACLS/NIHSS certifications and at least 2 years of ICU experience, with preference for Level IV trauma exposure.

You will work in a hospital ICU across multiple populations, with a 1:2 patient ratio, using Meditech EMR and handling complex care, including vents, hemodynamic monitoring, and line management.

Qualifications

• Active KY or compact RN license required.
• Current BLS, ACLS, and NIHSS certifications required (AVADE preferred).
• Minimum 2 years of ICU experience required.
• 3-6 months of Level IV Trauma or above experience preferred.

Responsibilities

• Care for critically ill patients in ICU across cardiovascular, medical, surgical, neuro, trauma and transplant populations.
• Patient ratio of 1:2 with care guided by Meditech EMR.
• Night shifts 19:00–07:30 on a 3x12/4x12 rotation totaling 84 hours per two weeks.
• Manage central/arterial/PICC lines, blood products and ventilators.
• Provide care for complex conditions including respiratory failure and post-surgical recovery.

Skills

ICU nursing

Critical care

Ventilator management

Hemodynamic monitoring

IV therapy

Tools

Meditech

Job description

American Traveler, LLC. is seeking an experienced ICU Registered Nurse to join a fast-paced ICU on a night shift rotation, requiring KY or compact licensure. The role demands current BLS/ACLS/NIHSS certifications and at least 2 years of ICU experience, with preference for Level IV trauma exposure.

You will work in a hospital ICU across multiple populations, with a 1:2 patient ratio, using Meditech EMR and handling complex care, including vents, hemodynamic monitoring, and line management.