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Travel Nurse RN - Float ICU - Intensive Care Unit
Milwaukee, Wisconsin
Froedtert & Medical College of Wisconsin

$2,016-2,368/week

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Certification details

BLS
Wisconsin Registered Nurse License
ACLS

Job details

The Registered Nurse is a practitioner responsible for assessing, planning, implementing, and evaluating nursing care for an identified group of patients.
The staff RN will be primarily working in either the Critical Care Resource Pool.
This individual demonstrates competency in delivery of care to a primarily adult population.
The Staff RN-Resource Pool Float job description has been adapted from the ANA Nursing: Scope and Standards of Practice 3rd Edition (2015).

Job requirements

A minimum of 18 months of recent Critical Care hospital nursing experience is required.
Licensure Requires current state of Wisconsin Registered Nurse License or a Multi-state Nursing License from a participating state in the NLC (Nurse Licensure Compact).
ACLS is required.

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Critical Care Resource Pool

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Milwaukee is the biggest city in Wisconsin and sits along the southwestern shore of Lake Michigan. While it’s famous for its brewing traditions, with famous beer giants like Pabst and Miller based here, there's much more to do than enjoy a cold one. Milwaukee is a town that knows how to have fun, with a thriving music and art scene and the host of dozens of festivals every year. Summerfest is the biggest of all, spanning three weekends and boasting hundreds of acts at Henry Maier Festival Park on the lakefront. The East Downtown area slings the lake, and the Milwaukee River is the place to be when the sun is out, with visitors and locals enjoying days at the beaches, browsing art galleries, picnics in the parks, dining and entertainment.

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