Travel Registered Nurse ICU

Embark on a high-impact journey as a Travel Registered Nurse in the ICU, stepping into a pivotal role in Brunswick, Georgia, where every shift is a chance to elevate critical care and touch lives with skill, empathy, and leadership. In this demanding specialty, you’ll synchronize with a multidisciplinary team to stabilize fragile patients, interpret complex physiologic data, and implement evidence‑based interventions that alter trajectories.

Your hands will guide ventilated patients, your mind will orchestrate rapid decision‑making, and your patient advocacy will extend beyond the bedrail as you partner with families during some of their most challenging moments. This opportunity invites you to imagine the meaningful differences you can make every day while exploring the rich rhythms of coastal Georgia and expanding your professional horizon across diverse clinical settings.

Separately, Georgia offers a tapestry of beauty worth exploring. Brunswick’s picturesque waterfront, the Golden Isles’ sun‑drenched shores, and Moss Draped oaks framing historic streets create a uniquely inviting backdrop for travel nursing. From the laid‑back pace of coastal towns to easy weekend getaways to Savannah’s historic charm or St. Simons Island’s scenic cycle routes, your downtime becomes a resource for recharging your clinical focus.

The state’s mild winters and accessible outdoor adventures provide opportunities to refresh between critical care assignments, making your professional journey as rewarding outside the hospital as it is inside.

This assignment places you in Brunswick, a welcoming coastal hub known for its maritime heritage, thriving seafood scene, and close‑knit communities. You’ll enjoy the advantages of a hospital system that values advanced ICU care, teaching environments, and supportive leadership that respects your autonomy as a critical care clinician. The coastal locale means you can unwind by the water after demanding shifts, experience authentic Southern hospitality, and benefit from affordable living options that align with travel nursing requirements.

Beyond Brunswick, this program offers the flexibility to work across the U.S. in other facilities within a trusted network, giving you exposure to a spectrum of patient populations, equipment, and protocols. That variety accelerates your clinical confidence, broadens your professional toolkit, and enhances your resume for future leadership roles while preserving the security of a structured support system.

As an ICU RN, you’ll lead comprehensive critical care for a range of patients—from post‑operative stabilization to complex medical‑surgical crises.

• Ventilator management
• Invasive line care
• Hemodynamic monitoring
• Vasoactive medication titration
• Frequent hemodynamic assessments
• Rapid response coordination with physicians and allied health staff
• Evidence‑based protocols for sepsis care
• Delirium prevention
• Pain management
• Sedation optimization

while adhering to hospital quality standards and patient safety initiatives. The position offers substantial room for professional growth: opportunities to mentor new grads, participate in unit‑based quality improvement projects, and pursue specialty certifications such as CCRN, which the assignment actively supports through continuing education stipends and in‑house training.

The package includes a competitive financial offering: weekly pay in the range of $1,748 to $1,873, with the potential for shift differentials and bonuses that recognize high performance and critical‑care expertise. While there are no guaranteed hours (0.0), you’ll have the flexibility to secure shifts that align with your preferences and availability, with options for extension based on performance, unit needs, and your career goals.

Housing assistance is available to ease transition and enhance stability on the road, and there are extension opportunities that let you lengthen or rotate assignments to match your growing skill set. A dedicated, round‑the‑clock support team is at your side 24/7 as you travel, ensuring you have a reliable point of contact for clinical questions, housing logistics, or…