Travel OR Registered Nurse

Category Nursing - RN-Operating Room Job Type Travel Experience the vibrant beauty of Vermont's Northeast Kingdom while advancing your nursing career in Hardwick, VT. This region offers a unique blend of picturesque landscapes, access to outdoor recreation, and a welcoming small-town charm—perfect for professionals with an adventurous spirit seeking both personal and professional fulfillment. You'll have the chance to enhance your clinical skills working among innovative, collaborative healthcare leaders and take time to explore Vermont's well-known trails, lakes, and artisan communities during your downtime.

Schedule/Hours:

Travelers begin assignments on Wednesdays During orientation week for 48-hour contracts, 36 hours guaranteed due to midweek start On-call rotation: one night per week and every fourth weekend, with a 30-minute response requirement

Role Overview:

As an Operating Room RN, you will be directly involved in all aspects of perioperative nursing, from pre-operation to post-anesthesia care. This dynamic, cross-disciplinary environment encourages growth, allowing you to serve as a circulator, scrub nurse, and PACU RN. Exposure to a critical access setting means every contribution you make supports impactful, patient-centered outcomes. Comprehensive orientation and cross-training ensure you expand your capabilities while making a significant difference in a close-knit care team.

Key Responsibilities:

Provide comprehensive perioperative nursing care across all surgical phases Serve in a variety of roles: circulator, scrub nurse, and PACU RN (cross-training available) Uphold AORN standards and participate in surgical safety checks such as time-outs Maintain accurate, timely clinical documentation Work collaboratively with surgeons, anesthesia, and an interdisciplinary team to deliver excellent patient care

Required Qualifications:

Graduation from an accredited RN program Current Vermont or multistate RN license At least two years of perioperative nursing experience Current BLS certification from the American Heart Association Strong clinical judgment, collaborative communication, and critical thinking ability

Benefits & Perks:

Tax-advantaged stipends to maximize your income Travel and relocation support for peace of mind Healthcare benefits and 401(k) for security and well-being Opportunities for cross-training and professional development Premium compensation packages Exposure to innovative healthcare leadership and workplace practices Discover the career expansion, adventure, and community impact offered by this travel RN assignment in Vermont. Apply today and be part of a high-performing surgical team while making the most of Vermont's inspiring landscapes and rich culture! Compensation for this position ranges from $26.59 to $50.00. Eligible candidates may also receive healthcare benefits, housing, and meals/incidentals. Full details of our healthcare benefits plan can be found . This posting is open for 60 days after the posting date. Equal Opportunity Employer Minorities/Women/Veterans/Disabled