Earn up to $2,378/week
ICU nurses specialize in treating critically ill patients in general intensive care units, post-op units, burn units, and other specialized, intensive care units. Most Critical Care travel positions are in hospitals, but ICU RNs can choose from many different subspecialties. Some rehabilitation facilities also use critical care nurses because of their skills with ventilators and tracheostomy tubes. An important function of Critical Care nurses is to provide education and support to patients and their families.
$2,378/wk
RN - Medical ICU
Seattle, Washington
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$2,344/wk
RN - Medical ICU
Marshfield, Wisconsin
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$2,284/wk
RN - Medical ICU
Omaha, Nebraska
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$2,284/wk
RN - Medical ICU
Omaha, Nebraska
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$2,272/wk
RN - Medical ICU
Fort Wayne, Indiana
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$2,272/wk
RN - Medical ICU
Fort Wayne, Indiana
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$2,272/wk
RN - Medical ICU
Fort Wayne, Indiana
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$2,200/wk
RN - Medical ICU
Petersburg, Virginia
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$2,128/wk
RN - Medical ICU
Martin, Tennessee
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$1,915/wk
RN - Medical ICU
Columbus, Ohio
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A California travel assignment offers a full range of options: gorgeous beaches to the south, wine country, and snow-capped mountains to the north. Whatever your best life looks like, you can live it in a CA assignment.
A travel nurse is a highly skilled healthcare professional who takes short-term assignments in hospitals facing staffing needs. These nurses typically have a minimum of 12 months of recent clinical experience in a like setting and seek to advance their careers, salaries, or lifestyles through travel nursing opportunities. By working at different facilities across the country, travel nurses can enhance their clinical competency while exploring exciting new locations.
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