RN: ICU/CCU/Critical Care
atlas medstaffKansas City (MO)
About the role
Job Description:
Join a respected Neuro ICU team in Kansas City for a 13-week travel contract that offers the opportunity to work with cutting-edge equipment and a dedicated staff. This role involves 12-hour night shifts, focusing on managing trauma patients, ventilator support, chest tube management, and post-op surgical care. If you're experienced in hemodynamic monitoring and ventilator management, this assignment promises engaging clinical work and the chance to contribute to a Level 1 Trauma Center and Comprehensive Stroke Center. The shift schedule includes every other weekend, providing a consistent routine with opportunities to explore the city during your days off.
Weather: Expect generally mild and pleasant weather around this time of year in Kansas City, with warm days and cooler evenings. This is a season ideal for outdoor activities and enjoying the local parks and scenery.
Fun Things To Do: City Market : Explore one of the largest farmers' markets in the region with fresh produce, crafts, and local foods.
Nelson-Atkins Museum of Art : Discover impressive art collections and sculptures, perfect for an afternoon cultural outing.
Day Trip to Kansas City Zoo : Spend a day with family or friends at this popular zoo featuring diverse animal exhibits.
Day Trip to the Harry S. Truman Presidential Library and Museum : Learn about American history in this engaging and informative site.
Unique Experience in nearby Leavenworth, KS : Visit this charming historic town known for its Bavarian architecture, shops, and festivals.
Job Specifics:
Location: Kansas City, MO
Shift: 12-hour nights
Duration: 13 weeks
Weekly Hours: 36 hours
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