Travel Med/Surg RN Night Shift: High Pay & Perks

American Traveler; Augusta (GA); 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

Free Online CEUs

Job summary

American Traveler is seeking a Med/Surg RN for a night shift travel assignment in Georgia. Requires a GA or compact RN license, BLS, 1 year Med/Surg experience, and Epic charting, with strong cardiac monitoring and respiratory care skills.

The 38-bed unit uses remote telemetry and SBAR communication. Shifts are 19:00–07:00, 3x12s, with floating and no on-call requirements, for a 14-week assignment. Navy-blue scrubs are standard attire for this travel role.

Qualifications

• GA or compact RN license required and current BLS certification.
• Minimum 1 year Med/Surg nursing experience.
• Epic charting experience is required.
• Proficiency in cardiac monitoring and emergency response is expected.
• Able to work 3x12 hour night shifts (19:00–07:00) and float within the unit.

Responsibilities

• Care for patients in a 38-bed Med/Surg unit with average census of 33.
• Provide direct patient care including cardiac monitoring and respiratory support.
• Chart in Epic; use Pyxis and SBAR for communication.
• Work night shifts with potential weekend rotations and holiday coverage.
• Floating within facility and scope of practice as needed; no calls.

Skills

Cardiac monitoring

Emergency response

IV therapy

Phlebotomy

Respiratory care

Isolation precautions

First-time travelers accepted

Education

GA or Compact RN license

BLS certification

Tools

Epic charting

Pyxis

SBAR communication

Job description

American Traveler is seeking a Med/Surg RN for a night shift travel assignment in Georgia. Requires a GA or compact RN license, BLS, 1 year Med/Surg experience, and Epic charting, with strong cardiac monitoring and respiratory care skills.

The 38-bed unit uses remote telemetry and SBAR communication. Shifts are 19:00–07:00, 3x12s, with floating and no on-call requirements, for a 14-week assignment. Navy-blue scrubs are standard attire for this travel role.