Travel RN - Emergency Dept American Traveler - 4.0 Stayton, OR Job Details Contract $2,419 a week 20 hours ago Qualifications TNCC Certification NRP Certification RN License PALS Certification Emergency Nursing Pediatric Course BLS Certification ACLS Certification NIHSS Certification Critical care (emergency response procedures)

Full Job Description Assignment Overview Shift:

Nights, 3x12hrs

Hours:

36 hrs/wk

Start Date:

Oct 5, 2026

Length:

13 weeks

Openings:

1 Description American Traveler is seeking an experienced ED RN for a 13-week night shift assignment at a Trauma Level 4 emergency department requiring TNCC, ACLS, and prior travel or small hospital experience. Details Acute care setting in a Trauma Level 4 Emergency Department (not STEMI receiving or a stroke center) Currently 7 beds with an expansion to 14 planned in the fall Staffing includes 3 RNs plus charge, with swing shifts at 9, 11, and 3 Separate triage area available; travelers with prior triage experience may be utilized ER holds are intermixed within the department rather than a separate holding area No dedicated psych/seclusion rooms as the facility is not a licensed psych facility (voluntary patients only) No in-house security; dispatch available if needed Approximately 60 patients treated per 24-hour period Nurse-to-patient ratios of 1:4-5 for non-acute patients and 2:1 for resuscitations depending on acuity Patient population includes trauma, burns, car accidents, water rescue, general surgical, orthopedic injuries, OB, and

STEMI/GI

bleed send-outs Approximately 20 trauma cases per month due to recreational area location Life flight services available as needed Common drips include heparin, pressors, and blood products Limited ICU holds, typically managed by ICU staff though ER RNs may assist 24-hour physician coverage with additional mid-level providers from 11a-11p Charge Nurse and House Supervisor roles present, with charge nurses taking assignments as needed on nights CNAs, techs, unit clerks, and sitters are shared resources from other units without fixed ratios Respiratory Therapy in-house 24/7 for the whole hospital; nurses may need to administer breathing treatments occasionally Nursing is responsible for performing all EKGs Monitor techs assist with telemetry monitoring (Mindray equipment) but RNs are responsible for strip interpretation X-Ray and CT available in the ER; techs handle transport unless the patient is unstable, in which case a nurse accompanies RNs perform the majority of IV starts, with phlebotomy available as an additional resource Uses

EPIC EMR

12-hour night shifts on a 7-7 schedule with manager-created scheduling (no self-scheduling) Weekend rotation required every other weekend Floating not required but desired if experience in another unit is available No standing call or standby requirements historically for travelers Requirements Active RN license required BLS and ACLS certification required TNCC required NIHSS certification required (may be completed within 30 days of start) NRP certification required (may be completed within 30 days of start via facility-provided class) PALS or ENPC certification required (interchangeable) Minimum 2 years of RN experience required Previous smaller hospital experience preferred Previous travel nursing experience preferred

EPIC EMR

experience preferred Additional Information Deliver emergency nursing care across a wide range of acuities and diagnoses, including trauma, cardiac, orthopedic, OB, and general medical cases Work closely with a care team that includes physicians, mid-levels, charge nurses, house supervisors, CNAs, techs, and monitor techs Unit-specific orientation typically includes 2 shifts with an RN during the first orientation week Holiday coverage required as scheduled No specific scrub color required; solid colors or prints are acceptable First-time travelers may be considered given relevant experience