ICU Nursing Jobs in Indiana
We have nursing job openings in the state of Indiana. Whether you're looking for a contract, travel, permanent or direct hire position, Sunbelt has the right job for you.
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Critical Care Nurse - Night Shift - Contract
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Job Description
ICU Registered Nurse - Travel Contract
Location: Sullivan, IN
Start Date: ASAP
Contract Length: 13 weeks
Shift: 3x12-hour nights
Position Requirements:
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Licensure: Active IN RN license or compact license
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Certifications:
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AHA ACLS
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AHA BLS
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PALS
Experience:
Minimum 1 year ICU experience
Small unit experience (2 beds)
How to Apply:
Contact: Nick Zito, Hiring Manager
Phone: 813.336.6766
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Quick ApplyWhat is an ICU Nurse?
ICU nurses treat patients who require the utmost care due to critical conditions. Unlike an ER RN, this role will typically only see a few patients per day so they can provide their full attention to the details of each patient. Due to the extensive documentation per patient, ICU RNs typically see 1-3 patients per shift so they can provide thorough and detailed care.
ICU Nurse Duties
- Some of the responsibilities of ICU nurses can include:
- Monitoring and evaluating the progress of patients
- Diagnosing and treating patients by ordering, interpreting, and evaluating diagnostic tests
- Administering medication
- Maintaining patients records
To be an ICU RN, you must complete the same degree and credentialing requirements as a registered nurse. In addition to those requirements, candidates must have experience in patient care and have earned a Certified Critical Care Nurse certificate through AACN.
ICU Nurse Salary & Job Outlook
With ICU nursing being included in the Bureau of Labor Statistics data for the nursing industry, the outlook for this job continues to increase. The role of an ICU Nurse remains essential, making them a critical asset for hospitals and various health facilities. Salary ranges are based on your experience, education, skills, certifications and hiring facility location.
If you are ready for your next career opportunity, start browsing our open jobs above and contact us today!
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