Travel Nurse RN - Neonatal Intensive Care Unit - $1,871 per week in Webster, TX

You'll work alongside dedicated professionals committed to developmentally appropriate care and positive outcomes for neonates and their families. The role provides exposure to advanced procedures and a collaborative culture that values teamwork, professional growth, and continuous learning.

# Job Opportunity – NICU Registered Nurse – Texas**Start Date:** October 12, 2026 **Location:** Webster, Texas **Compensation:** Details provided to qualified applicants **Schedule:** 12-hour shifts; Day shift requires 4 weekends (Saturday/Sunday), Night shift requires 5 weekends (Friday/Saturday/Sunday)**Highlights:** - 42-bed Level III Neonatal Intensive Care Unit caring for patients 22 weeks gestation and above- Patient ratios: Level 3 patients at 2:1 or 1:1 based on acuity; Level 2 patients at 3:1- Advanced equipment including ventilators, oscillators, JETs, CPAP, NIPPV, and high flow nasal cannula- EMR systems: CPN and Meditech- Collaborative team environment with clinical nurse coordinators, transport nurses, and support staff on each shift- Opportunity to work with diverse patient populations including NAS scoring, surgical patients, and cooling therapy**Requirements:** - Current Texas RN license or compact state license- BLS and NRP certifications required- Competency in safe medication administration, IV therapy (PIV, PICC, UAC/UVC), and lab draws- Experience caring for premature and critically ill neonates with respiratory support (CPAP, high flow nasal cannula, nasal cannula)- Knowledge of developmentally appropriate care for preterm infants and safe sleep practices- Proficiency with NG/OG tube care and feeding protocols- Experience preferred with ETT, ventilators, JETs, cooling therapy, and surgical patients- Strong ability to escalate patient concerns appropriately**Why It's a Great Opportunity:** This NICU position offers the chance to provide specialized care to the most vulnerable patients in a well-equipped, Level III unit with a strong support team. You'll work alongside dedicated professionals committed to developmentally appropriate care and positive outcomes for neonates and their families. The role provides exposure to advanced procedures and a collaborative culture that values teamwork, professional growth, and continuous learning.