Key Highlights- Weekly pay: $1,658–$1,743 per week- Guaranteed hours: 0.0- Contract duration: Weeks travel assignment- Shift: Nights, 3x12-hour- Start date: 09/08/2026- Unit: Level II NICU, 5-bed neonatal unitResponsibilities- Provide direct patient care to neonates in a Level II NICU setting, including intake, assessment, and ongoing monitoring- Manage ventilator/CPAP/BiPAP/high-flow oxygen therapy and adjust settings as ordered- Perform UAC/UVC care and maintain peripheral IV lines; administer medications and IV fluids per protocol- Administer phototherapy and support thermoregulation; assist with enteral feeding (gavage/NG feeds) and breast/bottle feeding as indicated- Conduct sepsis workups, administer antibiotics/antivirals, and handle blood products per orders- Monitor for prematurity-related issues (RDS, hyperbilirubinemia, hypoglycemia), document APGAR scores, and participate in rounds and care planning- Document in Epic and collaborate with the multidisciplinary team; may float to Baby Nurse as neededRequirements- Active RN license in New Jersey or a compact license in hand at time of submittal- Certifications: BLS and NRP or NRP Advanced (STABLE listed)- Neonatal/NICU experience; Level II NICU experience preferred; 2 years’ experience preferred- Epic charting experience required- Travel experience preferred; ability to work 3x12-hour night shifts in a NICU setting; may float to Baby Nurse as neededBenefits and Support- Dedicated recruiter and travel support throughout the assignment- Onboarding and core items/labs completed within 48 hours of contract signing- Onsite orientation (12 hours) to align with unit protocols- Epic charting resources and unit-specific training availableFind more opportunitiesIf this role isn’t the right fit, explore other openings available at Healthforce Healthcare LLC by visiting https://healthforce.applytojob.com/apply. We specialize in placing clinicians in travel nursing jobs , allied health travel assignments , and local contract opportunities in hospitals, long-term care facilities, and outpatient settings.