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American Traveler · Montebello, CATravel

ED - Emergency Department (RN)

Assignment13 weeks
ShiftNights
Experience3+ yrs
PostedOct 6
✓You’ll need
Licensure
✓Active CA RN license required
✓No prior adverse licensure actions permitted
Certifications
✓BLS and ACLS certification required
Education
BSN preferred
Qualifications
✓Minimum 3 years of recent ER experience required
✓Must have worked in the ER specialty within the last 3 months
✓Additional Information
✓Deliver coordinated nursing care to an assigned patient population following established standards and the nursing process
✓Supervise and direct various levels of nursing staff and coordinate care across disciplines
✓Collaborate with patients, families, and the healthcare team to ensure safe, humane, and effective care
✓Participate in discharge planning to support continuity of care
✓Holiday RTO requests will not be approved
✓Candidates with more than 5 days of requested RTO will be automatically declined
✓Local candidates accepted with no radius rule, and local rates match travel rates
✓First-time travelers may be considered
Acute care facility experience preferred
Pay for this position
$3,005/wk
California ER RN contractsmedian $2,376/wk
$1,900/wk27% above the California median$5,200/wk
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✓You’ll need
Licensure
✓Active CA RN license required
✓No prior adverse licensure actions permitted
Certifications
✓BLS and ACLS certification required
Education
BSN preferred
Qualifications
✓Minimum 3 years of recent ER experience required
✓Must have worked in the ER specialty within the last 3 months
✓Additional Information
✓Deliver coordinated nursing care to an assigned patient population following established standards and the nursing process
✓Supervise and direct various levels of nursing staff and coordinate care across disciplines
✓Collaborate with patients, families, and the healthcare team to ensure safe, humane, and effective care
✓Participate in discharge planning to support continuity of care
✓Holiday RTO requests will not be approved
✓Candidates with more than 5 days of requested RTO will be automatically declined
✓Local candidates accepted with no radius rule, and local rates match travel rates
✓First-time travelers may be considered
Acute care facility experience preferred
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Full employer posting

Nights, 4x12hrs Hours: 48 hrs/wk Start Date: Oct 26, 2026 Length: 13 weeks Openings: 1 Description American Traveler is hiring an RN for an Emergency Department position requiring CA RN licensure and EPIC experience on night shift. Details Float Pool unit within the Emergency Department Night shift schedule, 7:00 PM-7:30 AM, with 36 or 48-hour weeks EPIC experience required Requirements Active CA RN license required BLS and ACLS certification required BSN preferred Acute care facility experience preferred Minimum 3 years of recent ER experience required Must have worked in the ER specialty within the last 3 months No prior adverse licensure actions permitted Additional Information Deliver coordinated nursing care to an assigned patient population following established standards and the nursing process Supervise and direct various levels of nursing staff and coordinate care across disciplines Collaborate with patients, families, and the healthcare team to ensure safe, humane, and effective care Participate in discharge planning to support continuity of care Holiday RTO requests will not be approved Candidates with more than 5 days of requested RTO will be automatically declined Local candidates accepted with no radius rule, and local rates match travel rates First-time travelers may be considered