Travel RN: Med/Surg Tele — 12-Hour Shifts, Peds Helpful

American Traveler, LLC.; Dickinson (ND); On-site; USD 70,000 - 95,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

High pay and bonuses

Generous housing allowance

Travel and licensure reimbursements

Non-taxed per diem & subsidy

Weekly payroll deposit

Medical, dental and vision insurance

Job summary

American Traveler is hiring an experienced RN for a Med/Surg Tele unit in North Dakota. The ideal candidate holds an active ND or Compact RN license, BLS and PALS, and has at least 1 year of RN experience. Pediatrics experience is preferred but not required.

A copy of the driver’s license and two professional references are required. Travel-ready with a 12-hour day shift schedule and self-scheduling. Unit operates 17 beds (14 inpatient, 3 observation) with 1:4 day and 1:5 night ratios, using

Qualifications

• Active ND or Compact RN license required.
• BLS and PALS certification required.
• Minimum 1 year of RN experience required.
• Peds experience preferred but not required.

Responsibilities

• Acute care Med/Surg/Peds unit within a Critical Access Hospital.
• 17-bed unit with 14 inpatient and 3 observation beds.
• Patient population includes adults and pediatrics with UTI, AMS, pneumonia, COPD.
• Nurse to patient ratio is 1:4 on days and 1:5 on nights.
• Charge nurse present on each shift and takes an assignment.
• Nurse aides/patient care techs available at a 2:15 ratio on days and 1 on nights.
• Uses MEDITECH EMR.
• 12-hour day shifts on a 7-7 schedule with self-scheduling.

Skills

RN license

BLS

PALS

Peds experience

Job description

American Traveler is hiring an experienced RN for a Med/Surg Tele unit in North Dakota. The ideal candidate holds an active ND or Compact RN license, BLS and PALS, and has at least 1 year of RN experience. Pediatrics experience is preferred but not required.

A copy of the driver’s license and two professional references are required. Travel-ready with a 12-hour day shift schedule and self-scheduling. Unit operates 17 beds (14 inpatient, 3 observation) with 1:4 day and 1:5 night ratios, using