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American Traveler is hiring an experienced ICU RN for a night shift position at a hospital with a Medical ICU and Surgical Trauma ICU requiring ACLS and BLS certification.
The role features a 3x12 night schedule (18:45–07:15), 36 hours per week, and a 13-week assignment with potential to float to acute care or ED based on staffing needs. Nursing leadership and Cerner Powerchart EMR are used to coordinate patient care.
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Posted 2 days ago
Shift: Nights, 3x12hrs
Hours: 36 hrs/wk
Start Date: ASAP
Length: 13 weeks
Openings: 1
Actual start date is typically 3-4 weeks from time the offer is received. Start dates are determined based on facility needs and credentialing requirements.
American Traveler is hiring an experienced ICU RN for a night shift position at a hospital with a Medical ICU and Surgical Trauma ICU requiring ACLS and BLS certification.
$1,665/wk
Assignment Total (13 Weeks)
$21,651
Annual Equivalent (52 Weeks)
$86,603
Weekly Wages
$648/wk
Regular Hours
$18.00 x 36 hours/wk = $648
Weekly Stipends
$1,017/wk
Lodging
$77.35 x 7 days = $541
Meals & Incidentals
$68.00 x 7 days = $476
In compliance with state pay transparency laws, we disclose that the estimated weekly pay range for this role is $1,530 - $1,665. The $1,665 weekly pay shown in this posting, along with related figures, corresponds to the higher end of this range. Weekly travel pay includes tax-free stipends per IRS guidelines. Weekly local pay is fully taxable and therefore lower due to additional employer-paid taxes and related costs.