Travel RN: Night Shift in LTC (13-Week Assignment)

Healthforce; LaGrange (GA); On-site; USD 74,000 - 78,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Dedicated recruiter support

24/7 travel support

Credentialing assistance

Extension opportunities

Job summary

Healthforce is seeking a Registered Nurse for a travel assignment in a Georgia inpatient long-term care setting. The 13-week engagement begins 11/16/2026, with nights in 12-hour blocks (36 hours weekly) and a pay range of $1,631–$1,704 per week.

This is a travel position with no guaranteed hours. You will provide direct patient care, monitor conditions, administer therapies, and collaborate with an interdisciplinary team to implement individualized care plans, while meeting credentialing

Qualifications

• Active Georgia RN license in good standing.
• Knowledge of the Georgia Professional Nurse Practice Act and the ANA Code of Ethics.
• Ability to work 12-hour night shifts in an inpatient setting.
• Experience in inpatient acute or long-term care preferred.
• Ability to meet credentialing and onboarding requirements for travel assignments.

Responsibilities

• Provide direct patient care using the nursing process in an inpatient setting.
• Monitor patient conditions, administer meds and therapies per orders.
• Collaborate with an interdisciplinary team to develop care plans.
• Document assessments, interventions, and outcomes accurately.
• Educate patients and families to support informed decisions and discharge planning.
• Maintain patient safety and infection control in accordance with standards.

Skills

Patient care

Team collaboration

Nursing assessment

Education

Georgia RN license

Job description

Healthforce is seeking a Registered Nurse for a travel assignment in a Georgia inpatient long-term care setting. The 13-week engagement begins 11/16/2026, with nights in 12-hour blocks (36 hours weekly) and a pay range of $1,631–$1,704 per week.

This is a travel position with no guaranteed hours. You will provide direct patient care, monitor conditions, administer therapies, and collaborate with an interdisciplinary team to implement individualized care plans, while meeting credentialing