Travel Nurse RN - Emergency Room (ER) / Trauma - $2,173 per week in Charlotte, NC

Why It's a Great Opportunity: This emergency department role offers the chance to work with a diverse patient population in a fast-paced environment while gaining valuable experience with critical care cases including stroke, cardiac, and trauma patients. With no call or float requirements and structured scheduling, this position provides work-life balance while allowing you to make a meaningful impact during a critical staffing period.

Job Opportunity – Emergency Department Registered Nurse – North Carolina

Start Date: October 5, 2026

Location: North Carolina

Compensation: Details provided to qualified applicants

Schedule: 12-hour night shifts (18:45 - 07:15), 36 hours per week. Every other weekend required. No call or float requirements.

Highlights:

• Contract length up to 20+ weeks through February 27, 2027, providing excellent coverage through the holiday season
• High-volume emergency department with approximately 170 visits per day in a 53-bed unit
• Exposure to diverse patient population including STEMI, stroke, and Level 2 trauma patients
• Patient ratios: 3:1 non-critical, 2:1 critical patients, 5:1 medical boarders
• Epic EMR system with Pyxis and SBAR protocols
• Comprehensive interdisciplinary support including IV teams, respiratory services, rapid response teams, pharmacy, and more

Requirements:

• Minimum 2 years of nursing experience; first-time travelers accepted
• Active RN license (North Carolina or Compact state license)
• Required certifications: TNCC, ACLS, NIH Stroke Scale, MOAB, and BLS
• Required skills: IV start, triage, telemetry, and conscious sedation
• Must pass EKG testing prior to start date
• Flu vaccine required (medical/religious exemptions only)
• Preferred: ENPC certification and trauma experience

Why It's a Great Opportunity:

This emergency department role offers the chance to work with a diverse patient population in a fast-paced environment while gaining valuable experience with critical care cases including stroke, cardiac, and trauma patients. The 36-hour orientation and robust support systems ensure you're well-prepared to deliver excellent patient care. With no call or float requirements and structured scheduling, this position provides work-life balance while allowing you to make a meaningful impact during a critical staffing period.