Travel Registered Nurse - Rehabilitation | West Hartford, Connecticut
$1,895 - $2,074/Week
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Mid
SALARY
$1,895 - $2,074/Week
About the role
- Flexible options: 8-hour or 12-hour shifts (please note your preference)
- Shifts available: 3 days, 1 evening, 1 night
- Option for 48-hour workweeks to maximize experience
- Active RN license with at least 1-2 years' recent experience in LTAC, rehab, or related acute care settings
- Experience caring for medically complex or respiratory/vented patients (RN does not manage ventilators directly; RTs manage vents)
- Comfort working with higher nurse-to-patient ratios (MRU/CMU: Days/Evenings 1:7, Nights 1:9; SDU: Days/Evenings 1:9, Nights 1:12)
- Prior travel nursing experience welcomed but not required
- Strong adaptability, communication skills, and commitment to patient-centered care
- Deliver holistic, high-quality nursing care in Medical Rehab and Respiratory Step Down settings
- Assess, monitor, and partner with multidisciplinary teams to support individualized patient recovery
- Maintain accurate documentation while navigating diverse and complex clinical cases
- Foster a collaborative, positive environment that supports both patient and colleague growth
- Benefits & Travel Perks:
- Enjoy premium compensation and tax-advantaged travel stipends
- Personalized travel assistance to simplify your relocation
- Comprehensive healthcare benefits and 401(k) for financial peace of mind
- Gain access to ongoing opportunities and job security within renowned clinical environments
- Step into an environment where your skills are valued, your experience grows, and every shift brings new potential. Seize the chance to build your career while exploring all West Hartford has to offer—apply today!$1,895 - $2,074/Week
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