Nursing, ICU Nurse, Healthcare Nursing

Aberdeen, United States | Posted on 09/10/2026

$2520 total weekly gross - $70/hour($33/hour W-2 taxable,$37/hour non taxable stipend)

Critical
Care ICU Job Skills / Requirements

• Valid BLS and ACLS from the American Heart
  Association
• A valid professional license within the state
  of practice / nurse licensure compact
• Additional requirements for a compact license are
  1) verification of suicide training
  2) verification of demographic date via Nursys e-Notify.
• Proof of right to work in the United States
• Critical care experience in a hospital setting

provide direct and individualized nursing care to patients based on the

application of scientific nursing principles. In addition to general nursing

care, responsibilities of Critical Care Nurses include (but are not limited

to):
Consults and coordinates with health care team members to assess, plan,

implement and evaluate patient care plans Prepares and administers (orally,

subcutaneously, through an IV) and records prescribed medications. Reports

adverse reactions to medications or treatments in accordance with the policy

regarding the administration of medications by a licensed registered nurse

Provides basic, bedside care Initiates patient education plan, as prescribed

by physician. Teaches patients and significant others how to manage their

illness/injury, by explaining: post-treatment home care needs,

diet/nutrition/exercise programs, self-administration of medication and

rehabilitation Records patients’ medical information and vital signs

Orders, interprets and evaluates diagnostic tests to identify and assess

patient’s condition Takes samples for lab work, orders prescribed lab work

and evaluates/interprets lab reports Prepares equipment and aids physician

during examination and treatment of patient Responds to life-saving

situations based upon nursing standards and protocol Records all care

information concisely, accurately and completely, in a timely manner, in the

appropriate format and on the appropriate forms Applies Hemodynamic,

Phlebotomy and IV protocols Monitors and adjusts specialized equipment used

on patients, and interprets and records electronic displays, such as central

venous pressures, pulmonary artery pressures, and cardiac rhythms from cardiac

leads and tubing for proper placement and functioning Initiates corrective

action whenever information from monitoring/life support equipment shows