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Nights, 3x12hrs Hours: 36 hrs/wk Start Date: Jan 11, 2027 Length: 13 weeks Openings: 4 Description American Traveler is hiring a PICU RN for a Level I Trauma Children's Hospital requiring NM/compact RN license and CRRT/ECMO experience. Details Work in the Pediatric ICU (PICU) of a Level I Trauma, Teaching Children's Hospital Patient population includes respiratory distress/failure, renal failure, trauma, CRRT, ECMO, heme/onc, multi-system organ failure, and suicide attempt cases Patient ratio of 1:2 Night shift, 3x12 hour shifts (19:00-7:30), with shifts rotating across the contract though not within a 4-week schedule Weekend requirement of 5 night shifts per schedule (Friday, Saturday, and Sunday nights considered weekends) Contracted for 36 hours per week with facility allowed up to 3 call-offs over the 13-week assignment Required to float to NICU; will float to Peds ED for admitted patient assignments if holding patients, with optional cross-training to PED assignments No on-call requirements Uses Cerner charting system Must be able and willing to care for 2 intubated patients when needed Requirements Active RN license (NM or compact) required, pending license accepted BLS and PALS certifications required Minimum 1.5 years of recent PICU experience (within the last 2 years) required Level I Trauma experience required CRRT and ECMO procedure experience required Ventilator management experience required Working knowledge of inotropic drips required Flu shot required Additional Information Provide critical care nursing to pediatric patients with complex and high-acuity diagnoses Responsibilities include ventilator care, airway management, central/arterial line management, and administration of emergency medications Black scrubs required, not provided by facility First-time travelers are accepted No local candidates within 100 miles of the facility RTO requests greater than 7 days require approval A 6-month system break is required after 1 year or 4 consecutive assignments Former staff must have a 12-month separation before returning