Travel RN: Cardio ICU - Night Shifts & High Pay

American Traveler, LLC.; Denver (CO); On-site; USD 85,000 - 110,000; 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, LLC is hiring an RN for a Cardiovascular Care Unit Intermediate Care position in a hospital setting, requiring a CO or compact RN license and night shift availability.

The role involves a 36-hour week on a 19:00–07:30 schedule, uses Epic for charting, and may require floating to other departments or taking on-call duties. Compliance with nursing standards and state regulations is essential.

Qualifications

• Active RN license (CO or compact) required.
• BLS, ACLS, NIHSS certifications required.
• TNCC preferred.
• Minimum 1 year of experience in cardiovascular care.
• DOB and last 4 digits of SSN required for consideration.

Responsibilities

• Provide Cardiovascular Care Unit nursing care in a hospital setting.
• Night shift 19:00–07:30; 3 shifts per week, 12 hours each.
• Chart with Epic and document care per guidelines.
• May float to other departments within scope.
• May be required to take on-call duties during shifts.
• Assess, plan, implement, and evaluate patient care; provide health teaching.
• Background check and drug screen prior to start; drug screen within 24 hours of commitment.
• Interventions must comply with state Board of Nursing standards.
• Permanent staff must be separated from Intermountain facility for at least one year before travel.

Skills

BLS Certification

ACLS Certification

NIHSS Certification

Night shift readiness

Epic experience

Education

ASN

BSN

Tools

Epic

Job description

American Traveler, LLC is hiring an RN for a Cardiovascular Care Unit Intermediate Care position in a hospital setting, requiring a CO or compact RN license and night shift availability.

The role involves a 36-hour week on a 19:00–07:30 schedule, uses Epic for charting, and may require floating to other departments or taking on-call duties. Compliance with nursing standards and state regulations is essential.