Travel Nurse RN - Acute Care - $2,452 per week in Topeka, KS

Job Opportunity – Acute Care RN – Admissions Pending Unit – Kansas

Start Date: October 12, 2026 (firm start date)

Location: Topeka, Kansas

Compensation: Details provided to qualified applicants

Schedule: Days, 7:00 AM – 7:00 PM, 36 hours per week, 26-week assignment. Holiday coverage required as needed. No call required.

Highlights:

• Work in an award-winning Level II Trauma Center in a brand new Admissions Pending Unit designed for rapid patient throughput with ideal length of stay of 4 hours or less
• Fast-paced acute care environment managing a wide variety of patient diagnoses with focus on initiating admission orders, completing admission navigators, and documenting initial assessments
• Manage cardiac and anticoagulant drips including Cardizem and Heparin in a high-volume, dynamic setting
• EMR system: Epic
• 26-week contract assignment with potential to float to other units as needed
• Overtime billable after 48 hours

Requirements:

• Active Kansas state RN license or multistate compact license required (no pending licenses accepted)
• Current BLS and ACLS certifications via American Heart Association required at time of submission
• Prior travel nursing experience required (no first-time travelers)
• Clean, unencumbered license with no disciplinary actions
• Experience in acute care settings with strong time management and clinical judgment skills
• Ability to work independently with minimal oversight in a fast-paced environment
• All required licensure and certifications must be current and valid at time of application

Why It's a Great Opportunity:

This is an excellent opportunity for experienced acute care nurses who thrive in dynamic, high-volume environments and enjoy the challenge of rapid patient progression. Join a skilled team at a prestigious Level II Trauma Center where you'll utilize your clinical expertise in a newly established unit focused on efficient patient care delivery. This role is ideal for self-starters who value independence, adaptability, and making an immediate impact on patient outcomes.