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Talent4Health · Brooklyn, NYTravel

ICU - Intensive Care Unit (RN)

Assignment13 weeks
ShiftNights
ExperienceSpecialty exp.
PostedOct 27
✓You’ll need
Licensure
✓Active and unrestricted RN NY State license as required by the facility
Certifications
✓Current BLS certification
✓Current ACLS certification
Qualifications
✓The ideal candidate has strong recent ICU experience with the flexibility to care for progressive-care patients
✓Minimum 3 years of recent ICU or critical care nursing experience
✓Previous travel nursing experience is not required
✓The nurse should be confident managing ventilated patients, vasoactive and cardiac drips, invasive lines, cardiac monitoring, and rapidly evolving clinical conditions
✓Strong communication, prioritization, critical-thinking, and interdisciplinary collaboration skills are essential
✓The RN will float between the ICU and PCU based on staffing needs, patient census, and clinical acuity
✓Nurses must be able to independently manage patients within their validated competencies and safely adapt to the workflows and patient-care expectations of each unit
✓Minimum Qualifications
✓Strong cardiac rhythm interpretation and assessment skills
✓Ability to care for patients requiring continuous cardiac, respiratory, and hemodynamic monitoring
✓Ability to manage a 1:2 patient assignment in both ICU and PCU settings
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✓You’ll need
Licensure
✓Active and unrestricted RN NY State license as required by the facility
Certifications
✓Current BLS certification
✓Current ACLS certification
Qualifications
✓The ideal candidate has strong recent ICU experience with the flexibility to care for progressive-care patients
✓Minimum 3 years of recent ICU or critical care nursing experience
✓Previous travel nursing experience is not required
✓The nurse should be confident managing ventilated patients, vasoactive and cardiac drips, invasive lines, cardiac monitoring, and rapidly evolving clinical conditions
✓Strong communication, prioritization, critical-thinking, and interdisciplinary collaboration skills are essential
✓The RN will float between the ICU and PCU based on staffing needs, patient census, and clinical acuity
✓Nurses must be able to independently manage patients within their validated competencies and safely adapt to the workflows and patient-care expectations of each unit
✓Minimum Qualifications
✓Strong cardiac rhythm interpretation and assessment skills
✓Ability to care for patients requiring continuous cardiac, respiratory, and hemodynamic monitoring
✓Ability to manage a 1:2 patient assignment in both ICU and PCU settings
New New York ICU RN contracts paying $55+/hr
Weekly. Verified links and pay changes. No account.
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Full employer posting

Required: The ideal candidate has strong recent ICU experience with the flexibility to care for progressive-care patients. The nurse should be confident managing ventilated patients, vasoactive and cardiac drips, invasive lines, cardiac monitoring, and rapidly evolving clinical conditions. Strong communication, prioritization, critical-thinking, and interdisciplinary collaboration skills are essential.

The RN will float between the ICU and PCU based on staffing needs, patient census, and clinical acuity. Nurses must be able to independently manage patients within their validated competencies and safely adapt to the workflows and patient-care expectations of each unit.

Minimum 3 years of recent ICU or critical care nursing experience Previous travel nursing experience is not required Active and unrestricted RN NY State license as required by the facility Current BLS certification Current ACLS certification Strong cardiac rhythm interpretation and assessment skills Ability to care for patients requiring continuous cardiac, respiratory, and hemodynamic monitoring Ability to manage a 1:2 patient assignment in both ICU and PCU settings