Travel Nurse RN - Cardiovascular Intensive Care Unit - $2,015 per week in Charleston, SC

TravelNurseSource is working with Revolution Healthcare Services to find a qualified CVICU RN in Charleston, South Carolina, 29410!

# Job Opportunity – Critical Care / ICU Registered Nurse – South Carolina**Start Date:** August 17, 2026**Location:** Charleston, South Carolina**Compensation:** Details provided to qualified applicants**Schedule:** 3 twelve-hour shifts per week; every other weekend and holiday rotation in accordance with facility policy**Highlights:**- 28-bed mixed Intensive Care Unit with 1:2 to 1:3 patient ratios, including some PCU/med-surg inpatient holds- Advanced critical care experience with post-op CABG, impellas, balloon pumps, Swan Ganz catheters, and advanced hemodynamics- Neuro ICU capabilities including aneurysmal subarachnoid hemorrhage management, EVDs, bolts (Codman), and Arctic Sun induced hypothermia- CRRT experience and phlebotomy skills utilized; respiratory treatment administration outside of ICU- Electronic medical record system: Meditech- Opportunities to train in specialized Neuro ICU and Cardiovascular ICU procedures, including rare head and neck flap care (one of only 14 programs in the nation)**Requirements:**- Active RN license in South Carolina or compact state eligibility- Minimum 36 months RN experience, with at least 12 months in an ICU setting- BLS, ACLS, and NIH Stroke Scale certifications required- Previous CVICU experience required- At least one successful travel nursing assignment preferred, ideally in a facility using Meditech- Competency managing ventilated patients (1-3 ICU patients)- Proficiency reading telemetry strips and conducting bedside shift reports- BSN preferred; advanced certifications (TNCC) preferred**Why It's a Great Opportunity:**This 313-bed facility is a Level II Trauma Center recognized for excellence in critical care, featuring specialized services including a nationally accredited Stroke Center and Chest Pain Center. You'll work alongside an experienced team committed to professional development, with opportunities to advance skills in both cardiovascular and neurological intensive care. The supportive management culture emphasizes teamwork and work-life balance while caring for complex, high-acuity patients in a historic coastal city rich in culture and outdoor activities.