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Medical-Surgical ICU Registered Nurse

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trusted healthAtlanta (GA)

SENIORITY

Senior

SALARY

$115000 - 135000 per year

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About the role

Trusted Health seeks a Travel Medical Surgical Intensive Care Unit Registered Nurse to deliver high-acuity, evidence-based care for complex adult patients. In this travel role, you will perform comprehensive assessments, administer medications and therapies, manage ventilators and invasive lines, and respond rapidly to changes in patient status. You’ll collaborate with physicians and interdisciplinary teams, educate patients and families, and document accurately in the EMR. Trusted Health’s digital platform streamlines assignments, supports schedule flexibility, and provides clinical support so you can focus on delivering excellent patient outcomes. Provide comprehensive nursing care to high-acuity med-surg ICU patients Perform ongoing assessments and monitor hemodynamic status and vital signs Administer medications, blood products, and complex therapies per protocols Manage ventilators, central lines, drains, and other invasive devices Respond to emergencies and changes in patient condition using ACLS protocols Collaborate with physicians and interdisciplinary teams on care plans Educate patients and families on treatments and post-discharge care Document care, assessments, and interventions accurately in the EMR Adhere to infection prevention, safety, and regulatory standards Adapt quickly to new hospital settings and unit workflows as a traveler Critical care nursing Cardiac and hemodynamic monitoring Ventilator management IV therapy and central line care Medication administration and titration EMR documentation Interpreting labs and diagnostics Infection control practices Patient and family education Emergency response/ACLS Medical Insurance Dental Insurance Vision Insurance 401k Active RN license in applicable state(s) ACLS certification BLS certification Preferred: CCRN or PCCN certification Experience in medical-surgical ICU or step-down Familiarity with major EMR systems

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