Travel Nurse RN - Intensive Care Unit (ICU) / Critical Care - $2,725 per week in Glendive, MT

Job Title: Charge Nurse Profession: Registered Nurse Specialty: ICU Duration: 13 weeks Shift: Night Hours per Shift: 12 Experience: Minimum Years of Experience: 1.5 years Patient Ratio Experience: 4 Travel Experience: Required License: Compact RN State License preferred, pending license accepted Certifications: ACLS PALS TNCC NRP (to be obtained prior to assignment or within two weeks of starting) Must-Have: ER experience Critical Care experience Labor and Delivery experience Description: We are seeking a night charge nurse. The nurse will be responsible for care in multiple units including Emergency Department, Medical/Surgical, ICU, Labor and Delivery, Behavioral Health, and Transitional Care.

Job Title: Charge Nurse Profession: Registered Nurse Specialty: ICU Duration: 13 weeks Shift: Night Hours per Shift: 12 Experience: Minimum Years of Experience: 1.5 years Patient Ratio Experience: 4 Travel Experience: Required License: Compact RN State License preferred, pending license accepted Certifications: ACLS PALS TNCC NRP (to be obtained prior to assignment or within two weeks of starting) Must-Have: ER experience Critical Care experience Labor and Delivery experience Description: We are seeking a night charge nurse. This Registered Nurse will supervise staff and oversee patient care. The nurse will be responsible for care in multiple units including Emergency Department, Medical/Surgical, ICU, Labor and Delivery, Behavioral Health, and Transitional Care. Candidates should have experience with patient ratios of 4:1. Charting system experience is required. Experience with any community hospital is beneficial. This position includes an opportunity for extension beyond the initial contract. The nurse will work with adults and geriatric patient populations. The unit includes a secured adult inpatient behavioral health area that admits both voluntary and involuntary patients. Nurses will provide 1:1 groups and education for patients as needed. When not working in the behavioral health unit, nurses may float to medical/surgical areas. Collaboration is available with interdisciplinary support services.