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The Travel NICU RN provides specialized nursing care to critically ill and premature newborns in a neonatal intensive care unit during a 13-week travel assignment. Responsibilities include advanced neonatal assessments, operation of life-support equipment, medication administration, family education, and collaboration with interdisciplinary teams. The role requires relevant certifications, strong clinical skills, and adherence to hospital and regulatory standards to ensure high-quality patient-centered care.

The Travel Dialysis RN provides specialized nursing care for patients undergoing hemodialysis treatments during a temporary 13-week assignment. Responsibilities include monitoring vital signs, administering medications, maintaining dialysis equipment, and educating patients on kidney disease management. The role requires a valid RN license, dialysis experience, relevant certifications, and the ability to manage emergencies and collaborate with healthcare teams.

The Travel Wound Care Registered Nurse provides specialized care by assessing and treating patients with acute and chronic wounds, developing individualized treatment plans, and educating patients and families. This role requires collaboration with multidisciplinary healthcare teams in various clinical settings, including hospitals and outpatient clinics. The position includes travel assignments with competitive pay, benefits, and professional support.

The Travel Post/Pre-Op RN provides specialized nursing care to patients before and after surgery, assessing health status, managing pain, and ensuring patient safety during the perioperative period. This role requires a valid RN license, BLS certification, and experience in pre/post-operative nursing, working collaboratively with surgical teams. The position offers a 13-week travel assignment with competitive pay, comprehensive benefits, and strong employer support.

The Travel Infusion RN provides specialized infusion therapy care to patients in diverse clinical settings during a 13-week travel assignment. Responsibilities include administering infusions, monitoring patient responses, educating patients and families, and collaborating with healthcare teams to ensure safe and effective treatment. The role requires strong clinical skills, relevant certifications, and adherence to safety and infection control standards.

The Travel NICU RN provides specialized nursing care to critically ill and premature newborns in a neonatal intensive care unit during a 13-week travel assignment. This role involves advanced neonatal assessments, operating life-support equipment, administering medications, and collaborating with interdisciplinary healthcare teams to deliver high-quality patient care. The position requires relevant certifications, critical thinking, and strong interpersonal skills while supporting families and adhering to regulatory standards.

The Travel Wound Care Registered Nurse provides specialized care for patients with acute and chronic wounds by assessing, managing, and treating various wound types while collaborating with multidisciplinary healthcare teams. This travel assignment offers a 13-week opportunity with competitive pay and comprehensive benefits. The role requires critical thinking, effective communication, and adherence to safety and regulatory standards in diverse care settings.

The Travel Postpartum RN provides specialized care to postpartum mothers and their newborns during a 13-week travel assignment, focusing on health assessments, medication administration, and family education. The role requires collaboration with medical teams to ensure optimal maternal and infant health outcomes while maintaining safety and comfort. Candidates must hold an RN license, relevant certifications, and demonstrate strong clinical and interpersonal skills.

The Travel NICU RN provides specialized nursing care to critically ill and premature newborns in a neonatal intensive care unit for an 8-week travel assignment. Responsibilities include performing neonatal assessments, managing life-support equipment, administering treatments, and supporting families, while collaborating with interdisciplinary teams. The role requires current RN licensure, neonatal certifications, and the ability to adhere to hospital safety and regulatory standards.

The Travel NICU RN specializes in providing critical care to premature and ill newborns in a neonatal intensive care unit, performing advanced assessments, managing life-support equipment, and collaborating with multidisciplinary teams. This role requires relevant certifications and experience in neonatal nursing and offers a 13-week travel assignment with competitive pay and benefits. The nurse also educates families and ensures compliance with hospital and regulatory standards while delivering patient-centered care.