Travel Critical Care Float ICU RN - $2,138 per week
Travel Critical Care Float ICU RN - $2,138 per week
Posted 2 days ago
SENIORITY
Senior
About the role
- Provide direct patient care in a multi-unit ICU environment serving MICU, CSICU, and NTICU populations with a 1:2 nurse-to-patient ratio
- Manage and titrate drips including vasopressors, inotropes, sedatives, analgesics, metabolic, and specialized infusions
- Perform and interpret 12-lead EKGs and read own telemetry strips using Philips monitoring equipment
- Care for a diverse critical care population including respiratory distress, DKA, renal failure, post-operative surgical cases, cardiac surgical patients (TAVR, CABG), stroke, neuro, and trauma patients
- Collaborate with an interdisciplinary team including intensivists, respiratory therapy (available 24/7), and critical care technicians
- Adhere to self-scheduling requirements including a minimum of six weekend shifts per six-week schedule
- Active RN license valid in the state of ColoradoBLS certification requiredACLS certification requiredNIHSS certification required
- Minimum of 1 year of general critical care nursing experience
- Must reside at least 60 miles from the facility to be eligible; valid driver's license must be submitted
- Clinicians must be present in-state for the full week of orientation, even if initial modules are conducted remotely
- Preferred Experience / Skills 1 year of trauma/surgical and neuro critical care experience preferred
- Experience titrating advanced drip protocols including vasopressors and specialized infusions
- Demonstrated flexibility, adaptability, and strong teamwork in a high-acuity environment
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