Travel Nurse RN - Progressive Care Unit - $1,953 per week in Nashville, TN

The team emphasizes patient experience through bedside shift reporting, personal connections, and daily huddles, while also recognizing excellence through ICARE recognition programs and employee awards. Why It's a Great Opportunity: This Neuroscience unit offers a dynamic environment where you'll develop advanced skills in stroke care, respiratory management, and critical drip titration.

Job Opportunity – Neuroscience Stepdown Registered Nurse – Tennessee

Start Date: September 7, 2025

Location: Nashville, Tennessee

Compensation: Details provided to qualified applicants

Schedule: Weekend shifts required; specific scheduling determined during assignment. Experienced nurses may float after orientation is complete.

Highlights:

• 30-bed Neuroscience unit with 22 Acute Care beds and 8 Stepdown beds
• Patient ratios: 6:1 on Acute Care, 4:1 on Neuro Stepdown
• Comprehensive case mix including stroke care, Vapotherm, BiPAP, trachs, and titrating cardiac drips
• Meditech EMR system for documentation
• Supportive staffing model with dedicated RN Charge Nurse, unit techs, and unit secretary
• Excellent pathway for nurses seeking to advance to critical care environments

Requirements:

• Active RN license in good standing
• BLS certification required for all positions
• ACLS certification required for Neuro Stepdown assignments
• Strong acute care nursing skills and time management abilities
• Stepdown experience preferred for Neuro Stepdown assignments
• Advanced critical thinking skills and clinical judgment

Why It's a Great Opportunity:

This Neuroscience unit offers a dynamic environment where you'll develop advanced skills in stroke care, respiratory management, and critical drip titration. The team emphasizes patient experience through bedside shift reporting, personal connections, and daily huddles, while also recognizing excellence through ICARE recognition programs and employee awards. This is an ideal opportunity for nurses looking to build a strong foundation for advancement into intensive care settings.