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AMN Healthcare · Oklahoma City, OKTravel

Registered Nurse – Pediatric Intensive Care - PICU

TypeFull time
Assignment13 weeks
Shift12h · Nights
ExperienceSpecialty exp.
PostedOct 22
✓You’ll need
Licensure
✓To qualify, you need an active RN license, experience in pediatric critical care, and proficiency with electronic medical records (EMR)
Pay for this position
$2,451 – $2,577/wk
Oklahoma PICU RN contractsmedian $2,451/wk
$2,200/wkFloor matches the Oklahoma median floor$2,600/wk
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✓You’ll need
Licensure
✓To qualify, you need an active RN license, experience in pediatric critical care, and proficiency with electronic medical records (EMR)
New Oklahoma PICU contracts paying $2,450+/wk
Weekly. Verified links and pay changes. No account.
Email me new PICU jobs in Oklahoma paying $2,450+/wk
Weekly verified job links and pay changes. Free, no account needed, unsubscribe anytime.

Full employer posting

Join our team as an RN-PICU in Oklahoma City, OK. You will work nights in a dynamic pediatric intensive care unit, providing direct patient care and managing complex cases in a supportive environment. The facility is known for its commitment to professional standards and values.

To qualify, you need an active RN license, experience in pediatric critical care, and proficiency with electronic medical records (EMR). Strong communication, teamwork, and adaptability to high-acuity patient volumes are recommended skills. AMN Healthcare offers excellent compensation, dedicated recruiters, a market-leading mobile app for career support, and high ethical standards.

Apply now to join this Travel RN-PICU assignment in Oklahoma City, OK.

About the role

Strong communication, teamwork, and adaptability to high-acuity patient volumes are recommended skills.