Travel RN - Med/Surg
american travelerPortland (ME)
$2,138.93/week
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american travelerPortland (ME)
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Senior
SALARY
$2,138.93/week
About the role
Travel RN - Med/Surg American Traveler Portland, Oregon, United States Position ID: P-773913 Position status: Open
Assignment type: travel
Shift: DaysLength (weeks): 13
Openings:
1Start date: 2026-11-09T00:00:00.000Z$2,138.93/week (estimated advertised weekly pay)
Description:
American Traveler is hiring an experienced Med/Surg RN for a day shift position requiring EPIC experience and current RN licensure. Details Med/Surg Acute unit setting in a hospital environment Day shift schedule working 3x12-hour shifts (07:00 AM-07:30 PM)EPIC EMR experience required Holiday RTO will not be approved
Requirements:
Active RN license in the state of practice requiredBLS certification required (AHA-BLS or ARC-BLS from approved vendor)BSN preferred Acute care facility experience preferredEPIC EMR experience required
Additional Information:
- Deliver coordinated nursing care for an assigned group of patients according to established standards of care and the nursing process
- Supervise and direct activities of various levels of assigned nursing staff
- Coordinate care with other disciplines utilizing critical thinking and professional judgment
- Collect and analyze patient assessment data to determine diagnosis and care issues
- Develop and implement care plans, coordinate care delivery, and evaluate patient progress toward outcomes
- Collaborate with patients, families, and healthcare providers to provide safe, healing, and compassionate care
- Provide patient and family education and participate in discharge planning for continuity of care
- Delegate and coordinate duties among healthcare team members
- Required vaccinations as a condition of employment, with medical and religious exemptions where applicable
Hours per week: 36 Hours per shift: 12
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