Travel RN - ICU in Brookfield, NH
Job Description
We are seeking a dedicated Travel RN for the ICU in Wolfeboro, NH.
• Provide high-quality critical care to ICU patients in a fast-paced environment.
• Monitor patient vital signs, administer medications, and manage life-support equipment.
• Collaborate with healthcare team to develop and implement patient care plans.
• Ensure compliance with hospital protocols and safety standards.
• Educate patients and families about care procedures and recovery.
Skills needed include strong critical thinking, excellent communication, and adaptability.
Benefits include competitive weekly pay of $2,786, health insurance, travel stipends, and supportive team environment. Join us and make a difference in patient care!
• Provide high-quality critical care to ICU patients in a fast-paced environment.
• Monitor patient vital signs, administer medications, and manage life-support equipment.
• Collaborate with healthcare team to develop and implement patient care plans.
• Ensure compliance with hospital protocols and safety standards.
• Educate patients and families about care procedures and recovery.
Skills needed include strong critical thinking, excellent communication, and adaptability.
Benefits include competitive weekly pay of $2,786, health insurance, travel stipends, and supportive team environment. Join us and make a difference in patient care!
Job Details
Medical Speciality
Critical & Intensive Care
Employment Type
Travel nursing
Required License
RN (Registered Nurse)
Work Setting
ICUHospital
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