Travel RN - Surgical ICU
american travelerEast Boston (MA)
$2,628.72/week
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Posted 10 days ago
american travelerEast Boston (MA)
SENIORITY
Senior
SALARY
$2,628.72/week
About the role
Travel RN - Surgical ICUAmerican Traveler Boston, Massachusetts, United States Position status: Open
Assignment type: travel
Shift: Rotating
Length (weeks): 13
Openings: 7Start date: 2026-10-18$2,628.72/week (estimated advertised weekly pay)
Description:
American Traveler is hiring an experienced RN for a Surgical/Burn ICU position requiring active MA licensure and prior ICU and travel nursing experience. Details Work in the Burn ICU/Surgical ICU unit of a major academic hospital Cares for adult complex surgical patients including burn cases, along with acutely ill medical patients (both SICU and MICU-type) Thermal burn patients currently make up less than 10% of the unit's caseload Closed ICU model with a multispecialty care team including APPs, residents, and 24/7 in-house attending physicians36 hours per week, day/night rotating shifts Requires working weekends and holidays Uses Epic for charting
Requirements:
- Active MA RN license required; conditional or pending licenses are not acceptedBLS certification (AHA preferred)
- Minimum 2 years of ICU experience required
- Minimum 1 year of travel nursing experience required
- Flu vaccine required with no religious or medical exemptions allowed
- Primary source verification of license/certification required within 30 days of start and upon expiration via NURSYS and BONAdditional Information
- Provide critical care nursing support within a collaborative, multidisciplinary ICU team
- Supports admitting surgical teams, consultants, APPs, and critical care fellows
- Local candidates must reside within 60 miles of the hospital and will be subject to a reduced pay rate
- Timekeeping is managed through UKG/Kronos
- Parking is not validated; public transportation or paid public parking lots are available nearby
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