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Wellspring Nurse Source · Portland, METravel

Float (RN)

Assignment13 weeks
ShiftDays
Experience2 yrs
PostedOct 28
✓You’ll need
Licensure
✓Valid RN License (State of Maine)
Certifications
✓BLS Required
ACLS Preferred
Qualifications
✓2 years Level 1 Trauma acute hospital experience
✓Education Modules: Assigned by the Education Department for onboarding
✓Unit Information
✓Number of Beds: Varies based on unit floated to
✓Smallest unit has 15 beds, largest has over 40 beds
✓Patient Ratios: Typically 1:4 on days (1:5 when stretched) and 1:5 on nights (1:6 when stretched)
✓Equipment: Abbott Plum Pumps
✓EMR: Epic
✓Hiring Profile
✓Able to read and interpret telemetry strips
✓Type of Patients: Varies based on unit floated to
✓Personality Fit: Flexibility is essential
✓Dress Code
✓Scrub Color: Any color, as long as it is clean and professional
✓Unacceptable Attire: Jeans, t-shirts, open-toed shoes, and shoes with holes (e.g., Crocs)
✓Additional Information
Preferred Skillset/Experience: Minimum 1 year of travel assignments
2 years of preferred experience
Pay for this position
$3,203/wk
Maine RN contractsmedian $2,256/wk
$1,800/wk42% above the Maine median$3,500/wk
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✓You’ll need
Licensure
✓Valid RN License (State of Maine)
Certifications
✓BLS Required
ACLS Preferred
Qualifications
✓2 years Level 1 Trauma acute hospital experience
✓Education Modules: Assigned by the Education Department for onboarding
✓Unit Information
✓Number of Beds: Varies based on unit floated to
✓Smallest unit has 15 beds, largest has over 40 beds
✓Patient Ratios: Typically 1:4 on days (1:5 when stretched) and 1:5 on nights (1:6 when stretched)
✓Equipment: Abbott Plum Pumps
✓EMR: Epic
✓Hiring Profile
✓Able to read and interpret telemetry strips
✓Type of Patients: Varies based on unit floated to
✓Personality Fit: Flexibility is essential
✓Dress Code
✓Scrub Color: Any color, as long as it is clean and professional
✓Unacceptable Attire: Jeans, t-shirts, open-toed shoes, and shoes with holes (e.g., Crocs)
✓Additional Information
Preferred Skillset/Experience: Minimum 1 year of travel assignments
2 years of preferred experience
New Maine RN contracts paying $3,200+/wk
Weekly. Verified links and pay changes. No account.
Email me new Float Pool / General RN jobs in Maine paying $3,200+/wk
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Full employer posting

Registered Nurse (RN) - Med/Surg Telemetry Float This position involves working as a float pool nurse in a variety of medical, surgical, and cardiology units. Candidates must be adaptable and willing to float to different units as needed. Position Information Role: RN Specialty: Med/Surg Telemetry – IMC

Night shift Weekly Guaranteed Hours: 48 Weekend Hours: Varies depending on unit needs Call

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2 years of inpatient hospital experience preferred; Level 1 Trauma experience required; 1 year of travel experience required Float

Must float every shift Education & Certifications Required Required

Valid RN License (State of Maine) ACLS Preferred BLS Required Education Modules: Assigned by the Education Department for onboarding Unit Information Number of Beds: Varies based on unit floated to; smallest unit has 15 beds, largest has over 40 beds Patient Ratios: Typically 1:4 on days (1:5 when stretched) and 1:5 on nights (1:6 when stretched) Equipment: Abbott Plum Pumps EMR: EPIC Hiring Profile Must Have Skills/Experience: 2 years Level 1 Trauma acute hospital experience Able to read and interpret telemetry strips Preferred Skillset/Experience: Minimum 1 year of travel assignments; 2 years of preferred experience Type of Patients: Varies based on unit floated to Personality Fit: Flexibility is essential Dress Code Scrub Color: Any color, as long as it is clean and professional Unacceptable Attire: Jeans, t-shirts, open-toed shoes, and shoes with holes (e.g., Crocs) Additional Information A minimum of 1 year of travel or prior float pool experience is preferred for success in this role.

Candidates should possess Level 1 Trauma experience in a facility with 500 beds or more.

About the role

This position involves working as a float pool nurse in a variety of medical, surgical, and cardiology units. Candidates must be adaptable and willing to float to different units as needed.