Travel RN - Med/Surg - Oncology
american travelerPortland (ME)
$2,336.47/week
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american travelerPortland (ME)
SENIORITY
Senior
SALARY
$2,336.47/week
About the role
Travel RN - Med/Surg - Oncology American Traveler Portland, Oregon, United States Position status: Open
Assignment type: travel
Shift: NightsLength (weeks): 13
Openings: 1Start date: 2026-12-01$2,336.47/week (estimated advertised weekly pay)
Description:
American Traveler is hiring a Medical Surgical Oncology RN for a night shift hospital position requiring OR RN licensure and Epic charting experience. Details Medical Surgical Oncology unit within a hospital setting Night shift schedule, 3x12 hours from 19:00 to 7:00 Weekend shifts required Floating required, including to a nearby affiliate hospital No on-call requirements
Requirements:
- Active OR RN license requiredBLS certification requiredONS certification preferred
- Minimum 2 years of inpatient Oncology or Med-Surg experience required
- Epic charting experience required
- Proof of COVID vaccination required with no exemptions accepted
Additional Information:
- Provide medical surgical care to an oncology patient population
- Refusal to float as requested may result in contract cancellation
- First-time travelers are welcome to apply
- Local candidates accepted at the same pay rate with no mile radius restriction
- Requested time off must be submitted upfront and limited to no more than 2 weeks
- Former employees or travelers must have a 6-month break before returning to this facility
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