Infection Prevention Registered Nurse Traveler Housing

The Infection Prevention Registered Nurse Traveler will lead infection control initiatives during a 13-week assignment near Bozeman, MT. The role offers competitive compensation, comprehensive benefits, and the chance to make a meaningful impact on patient safety.

• Provide expert infection prevention guidance to clinical staff and leadership

• Collaborate with multidisciplinary teams to implement and monitor infection control policies

• Maintain documentation of infection prevention activities, audits, and compliance metrics

• Assist on the floor as needed, supporting clinical staff during patient care

• Execute quality improvement initiatives related to infection prevention and control protocols

• Bachelor's degree in Nursing (BSN) or equivalent RN credential

• Current RN license in Montana

• Infection Prevention Certification (CPI or equivalent)

• BLS certification

• Minimum 3 years nursing experience with recent infection prevention expertise

• Experience in LTC and Acute Care settings

• Ability to assist on floor and work independently

• Strong knowledge of facility protocols and infection control procedures

• Professional demeanor with ability to follow strict guidelines

• Comfortable working in a hospital environment with flexibility in shift start times

• Supervisory or managerial experience in infection prevention

• Premium pay 13% above market average

• Weekly direct deposit at competitive rates

• Comprehensive insurance coverage (medical, dental, vision, disability, life, sick leave) from day one

• Health benefits maintained through winter/summer break

• 401(k) with matching, license and CEU reimbursements, bonuses

• Housing provided if needed (no pets, no partners, no children)

• Travel and mileage reimbursements

• Guaranteed hours

• Flexible scheduling

• Fast-tracked licensing, onboarding, and shift tailoring

You hold a current Montana RN license and CPI certification. You have three years infection prevention experience in acute care. You can lead audits, train staff, and improve safety protocols