ICU RN
Worcester, MA
American Traveler
3x12 hrs, Nights

Assignment Overview

• Shift: Nights, 3x12hrs
• Hours: 36 hrs/wk
• Start Date: Sep 23, 2026
• Length: 13 weeks
• Openings: 1

Description

American Traveler is seeking an ICU RN with an active MA license and at least 3 years of ICU experience for a night shift assignment.

Details

• ICU unit within a hospital setting
• Night shift, 3x12-hour shifts from 19:00 to 7:30
• 36 hours per week schedule
• Every other weekend and every other holiday required
• Union facility with no special scheduling accommodations; must be able to work all 7 days
• Any missed shifts (call outs) must be made up at the end of the assignment
• EPIC EMR experience preferred

Requirements

• Active MA RN license required, must be in hand
• BLS and ACLS certification required
• CCRN, NIHSS, and TNCC certifications preferred
• Minimum 3 years of ICU experience required, 5+ years in a Level 1 Trauma facility preferred
• Level 1 Trauma experience preferred
• Experience with respiratory/thoracic care and ventilated patients required
• Neurological care experience required, ICP monitoring experience preferred
• Cardiac monitoring and emergency response skills required, including interpretation and management of dysrhythmias
• No prior travel nursing experience required
• Two professional references required, at least one from a Nurse Manager or higher
• Candidates with prior disciplinary actions on their nursing license will not be considered

Additional Information

• Must pass a medication exam and a telemetry exam during orientation, each with only one attempt allowed; failure results in immediate contract cancellation
• Study materials will be provided during the compliance process and facility-directed interviews
• Up to 14 days of RTO may be submitted for review, with no RTO permitted during the first week of the assignment
• Returning staff must have a 12-month separation from the health system before reapplying
• Local candidates accepted at the same bill rate within a 200-mile radius
• First-time travelers with sufficient ICU experience may be considered