Registered Nurse - ICU every other weekend (Friday & Saturday for nights); holiday rotation and occasional standby/on-call rotation

Roles & Responsibilities
• Provide high-quality critical care to ICU and PCU patients, including sepsis, respiratory failure, DKA and post-op complications
• Titrate drips and manage common infusions such as sedation, vasopressors and insulin with precision
• Perform bedside 12-lead EKGs and interpret dysrhythmias as part of ongoing cardiac monitoring
• Collaborate with Respiratory Therapy to manage ventilators, BiPAP/CPAP and advanced airway support
• Monitor telemetry and review remote monitor tech alerts to keep patients safe and stable
• Serve as primary caregiver when assigned (including coverage without a nurse aide) and escalate changes in condition promptly
• Float between MCU, EC MST, Pediatric units and West Campus when needed to maintain competency across acuities
• Participate in charge/standby rotations and contribute to a fair holiday/weekend schedule

Qualifications
• Active RN license in good standing (required)
• ACLS and BLS certification (required)
• Minimum 2 years of ICU experience (PCU/Med-Surg + ICU considered for candidates from larger facilities)
• Demonstrated ability to titrate drips and manage critical care infusions
• Comfortable with ventilator/BiPAP/CPAP support and bedside cardiac monitoring
• Proficiency with Cerner charting systems preferred
• Willingness to float to other units and campuses with appropriate notice
• Must pass dysrhythmia exam within two attempts prior to contract start (80% passing threshold)

Education
• Associate Degree in Nursing (ADN) or Nursing Diploma accepted — BSN not required
• Active RN license for Arizona
• Unit and hospital orientation required (orientation hours posted)

Knowledge & Skills
• Dysrhythmia recognition and 12-lead EKG acquisition
• Telemetry monitoring and remote monitor collaboration
• Drip titration protocols and infusion management
• Ventilator fundamentals and working with RT on ventilator/BiPAP/CPAP patients
• Critical care assessment and prioritized interventions for sepsis, respiratory arrest, DKA and post-op issues
• Familiarity with Cerner electronic health record workflows
• Charge nurse experience and ability to manage multiple high-acuity patients when required

Benefits
• Comprehensive travel assignment perks that help you feel at home on the road
• Supportive team culture where your skills and judgment are valued
• Paid onboarding with unit-specific orientation to get you comfortable and confident
• Licensure assistance and certification support (ACLS/BLS friendly environment)
• Opportunities to expand your clinical skills across ICU, PCU and MST patients
• Flexible scheduling with predictable 12-hour blocks and guaranteed hours
• Local resources and recruiter support to make relocation and logistics easier