Travel Nurse RN - Stepdown - $2,573 per week in Cleveland, OH

Job Opportunity – Step-Down RN – Northeast Ohio

Start Date: August 28, 2026

Location: Cleveland, Ohio

Compensation: Details provided to qualified applicants

Schedule: Night shift, 7:00 PM - 7:30 AM, three 12-hour shifts per week. Every other holiday required. Potential to float to similar units caring for the same patient population.

Highlights:

• Step-Down unit specializing in high-acuity patient care
• Night shift schedule with consistent 3x12 format
• ECG rhythm recognition and safeMedicate assessments completed during orientation
• Assignment may extend up to 18 months with facility approval
• Float opportunities to related units within the same patient care specialty
• Comprehensive orientation with billable module time provided

Requirements:

• Active Ohio RN license or Compact state license required at time of submission
• Minimum 18 months combined permanent experience in Step-Down nursing (travel experience accepted)
• Progressive Care Unit (PCU) experience strongly preferred
• Current BLS certification (AHA or American Red Cross)
• Current ACLS certification
• Current NIHSS certification
• COVID-19 and Influenza vaccinations required (medical/religious exemptions only)
• Managerial reference from specialty area within the past 12 months required
• Successful completion of ECG rhythm recognition and safeMedicate assessments during orientation
• BCI/FBI background clearance (fingerprints must be completed within 48 hours of contract signing)

Why It's a Great Opportunity:

This Step-Down position offers the chance to work in a fast-paced, high-acuity environment where your critical thinking and advanced nursing skills will make a direct impact on patient outcomes. You'll join a collaborative healthcare team at a nationally recognized medical center, with opportunities for professional growth and the potential for long-term assignment extensions. This role is ideal for experienced Step-Down nurses seeking stability, clinical excellence, and the chance to care for a complex patient population in the heart of Ohio.