Travel Nurse RN - Intensive Care Unit; ICU​/Critical Care in Alamosa,

Position: Travel Nurse RN - Intensive Care Unit (ICU) / Critical Care in Alamosa, CO
Registered Nurse (RN) | Intensive Care Unit (ICU) / Critical Care

Location:

Alamosa, CO

Agency:
LLC

Pay:  Competitive weekly pay (inquire for details)

Shift Information:  Nights - 3 days x 12 hours

Contract Duration:  13 Weeks

Start Date:

ASAP

About the Position

Job Title:

Registered Nurse – Critical Care Float

Location:

[City, State or Facility Name if available]

Shift:  Nights, 3x12-hour shifts (19:00 – 07:00)
Assignment Type:  13-week Contract / Travel
Compensation:  $2,100 – $2,200 per week (estimated total package)

Job Overview:
We are seeking an experienced and adaptable  Critical Care Float Registered Nurse (RN)  to join our team for a  13-week contract  assignment. The Float RN will provide high-acuity care across multiple critical care units, including ICU, Step-Down, and Telemetry, depending on facility needs. The ideal candidate is confident in managing complex patients, demonstrates clinical flexibility, and thrives in fast-paced hospital environments.

Key Responsibilities:

Deliver comprehensive, evidence-based nursing care to critically ill patients.

Float between designated critical care areas (ICU, Step-Down, Tele, etc.) as assigned.

Assess, plan, implement, and evaluate patient care in collaboration with the healthcare team.

Administer medications, infusions, and manage advanced life-support equipment.

Maintain accurate documentation and ensure compliance with all hospital and regulatory standards.

Provide patient and family education regarding treatments, recovery, and discharge plans.

Requirements

Qualifications & Requirements:

Active  Registered Nurse (RN)  license in the state of assignment.

Minimum  2 years of recent Critical Care experience  required.

BLS  and  ACLS  certifications required;  PALS  and  NIHSS  preferred.

Strong clinical assessment and multitasking abilities.

Experience floating between ICU or similar high-acuity units preferred.