PCU RN
Portland, ME
American Traveler
3x12 hrs, Nights

Assignment Overview

• Shift: Nights, 3x12hrs
• Hours: 36 hrs/wk
• Start Date: Nov 9, 2026
• Length: 13 weeks
• Openings: 1

Description

American Traveler is hiring a night-shift RN for an Intermediate Care Unit position requiring at least 2 years of IMC experience and prior travel assignment experience.

Details

• Work in a 12-bed Intermediate Care Unit (IMCU) within a larger 36-bed unit
• Patient population includes respiratory, medical telemetry, surgical, sepsis, DKA, altered mental status, failure to thrive, and acute on chronic medical conditions
• Patient ratio of 1:3 for IMC patients (1:4-5 days and 1:5-6 nights when floating to med-surg)
• Uses telemetry, BIPAP, high-flow O2, and insulin drip equipment for DKA protocol
• Documents in Epic EMR
• Night shift schedule from 7:00 PM to 7:30 AM
• 13-week contract assignment
• No on-call requirements
• Float to similar units at IMC level or lower as needed within a 25-mile radius

Requirements

• Active RN license (ME or compact) required upon submission
• BLS certification required
• Minimum 2 years of IMC experience required
• At least one prior travel assignment at med-surg level or higher required
• Epic EMR experience required
• Driver's License required for consideration
• Two professional references required

Additional Information

• Provide intermediate-level nursing care to a diverse medically complex patient population
• Complete MMC mandatory onboarding education
• Any scrub color accepted; unprofessional clothing and non-hospital logo attire not permitted
• Candidates located within 90 miles of any MaineHealth facility are considered local and are not eligible for renewal or extension of this assignment
• RTO should be minimal, with 3-4 days considered reasonable for this 13-week contract, subject to manager discretion
• Candidates who have worked at any MaineHealth facility within the past 12 months must disclose this information
• Teamwork, flexibility, accountability, strong communication, and a patient-centered approach are valued