Float between ICU and PCU units based on staffing needs, which are re-evaluated every 4 hours; candidates must be comfortable working all ICU and PCU units
Provide direct patient care in the ICU at an average 2:1 ratio and PCU at an average 5:1 ratio
Manage ventilated patients and provide respiratory support including BiPAP and CPAP management
Administer and titrate continuous IV sedation, cardiac drips, and vasoactive medications; manage arterial lines, central/PICC lines, and blood product administration
Perform cardiac monitoring including dysrhythmia interpretation and management
Adhere to IV insulin protocols and provide wound care including surgical wounds with drains or wound vacs
Required Qualifications
Active Virginia State RN license or Compact RN license required; pending license accepted only if candidate holds a single-state license from a non-compact state
Current ACLS, BLS, and NIHSS certifications required
EPIC charting experience required
Demonstrated ICU clinical experience at a large Level I or Level II facility required
Must be willing to work at least one holiday per 13-week contract assignment
Candidates residing within 50 miles of the facility are not eligible; candidates residing within 50–99.9 miles may be considered for a single 13-week assignment with no extension eligibility
Preferred Experience / Skills
2 or more years of ICU nursing experience preferred
Experience in a Magnet-designated or academic teaching hospital environment
Familiarity with advanced stroke care protocols, including thrombectomy-capable stroke center standards
Why Join Us
Opportunity to work at a large, Level I Trauma Center (Adult and Pediatric) with advanced specialty services and a Magnet designation for nursing excellence
First-time travelers are welcome, making this an excellent opportunity to launch or grow your travel nursing career in a high-acuity, dynamic environment