Travel Registered Nurse Med Surg Tele

Overview

Step into a pivotal nursing role as a Registered Nurse in Med Surg Tele, Milton, Massachusetts, where compassionate care meets cutting‑edge practice. This travel opportunity is designed for professionals who want to influence patient outcomes while enriching their clinical toolkit and exploring vibrant New England locales. Beginning March 23, 2026, you’ll bring expert medical‑surgical and telemetry care to a diverse patient population, collaborating with physicians, case managers, and allied health teammates to coordinate comprehensive plans of care.

You’ll assess, plan, implement, and evaluate interventions across acute medical and transitional telemetry settings, ensuring patient safety, timely symptom management, and decisive escalation when needed. You’ll mentor others by sharing evidence‑based practices and serving as a patient advocate who champions dignity, autonomy, and informed choices. The assignment is structured for several weeks, with weekly pay ranging from $2,356 to $2,487, and a schedule that does not guarantee hours, allowing you to tailor your experiences to your goals while you explore new communities and professional horizons.

In this role, you’ll be supported by a travel‑centric framework designed to minimize administrative burdens so you can focus on delivering exceptional care and advancing your clinical competencies.

Milton sits just outside the dynamic anchor of Boston, offering a serene residential vibe with quick access to urban amenities, prestigious universities, and a wealth of cultural experiences. Living here means proximity to historic districts, scenic shoreline parks, and easy day trips to Cape Cod and the Massachusetts coast, all within a short drive or train ride. Massachusetts itself is a treasure trove of beauty and opportunity—from the emerald wildlife preserves and rolling coastal towns to modern hospital systems and thriving professional networks.

The region is renowned for its safety, educational excellence, and a climate that supports year‑round activities, whether you’re savoring seaside seafood along the Atlantic, taking in a world‑class museum exhibit, or exploring charming New England villages during fall foliage season. Beyond Milton’s immediate appeal, you’ll find opportunities to rotate through nearby facilities during your assignment, gaining exposure to a broad spectrum of patient populations, protocols, and telemedicine practices that enrich your resume and expand your professional repertoire.

In this Med Surg Tele RN role, you’ll manage acutely ill adult medical‑surgical patients who require continuous telemetry monitoring and rapid clinical decision‑making. Your responsibilities include comprehensive admission assessments, ongoing vitals and telemetry oversight, pain and symptom management, intravenous therapies, infection prevention, wound care coordination, and safe, evidence‑based discharge planning. You’ll participate in care rounds, multidisciplinary huddles, and family conferences, translating complex medical information into clear instructions for patients and caregivers.

The position offers robust opportunities for professional growth—specialty certifications, leadership pathways, and exposure to high‑acuity cases that sharpen critical thinking and clinical judgment. Competitive benefits include a sign‑on bonus and housing assistance to ease relocation, with the potential for contract extensions if you demonstrate reliability, adaptability, and outstanding patient outcomes. Our program emphasizes continuity of care and professional development, encouraging you to build your telemetry proficiency, refine assessment skills, and expand your competencies in acute and post‑acute transitions.

Comprehensive support is a cornerstone of the experience: 24/7 assistance from our dedicated traveler support team, nurse managers, and clinical educators who assist with onboarding, credentialing, schedules, and any on‑the‑ground needs that arise on assignment. You’ll work within a culture that values teamwork, transparent communication, and a patient‑first mindset, ensuring you have the…