ER/Trauma Travel Nursing Jobs in Alabama

Emergency Room Nurses (RN) are responsible to treat a variety of injuries and illness brought into the Emergency Room. They specialize in rapid assessment and treatment when every second counts, particularly during the initial phase of acute illness. An Emergency Room Nurse must take measures to stabilize a patient’s condition by administering medication, intubation, drawing blood and/or starting IV’s.

Shifts: Night 4x12-Hour (19:00 - 07:00) Minimum 2 years of recent Emergency Department Registered Nurse experience required. Must have an active AL State Registered Nurse License. Expect Every other Weekend Schedule Requirement. Unit Will Accept First-time Travelers. Recent Level II Trauma or greater-preferred. Certification:- ACLS, BCLS, NIH, PALS, CPI/MAB COVID-19 Vaccine/Flu Vaccine (Facility Guideline): Required - Medical/Religious Exemptions Only

$1,731.00 total gross weekly for 36 hours Stipends: $1,010.80 weekly Taxable rates: Regular hours: $20.00 Gap hours: $48.08 Overtime hours: $71.77

$3,422.00 total gross weekly for 48 hours Stipends: $1,099.00 weekly Taxable rates: Regular hours: $42.84 Overtime hours: $76.20

Shifts: Night 4x12-Hour (19:00 - 07:00) Must have recent Minimum 2 year of experience Expect Every other Weekend Schedule Requirement Unit Will Accept First-time Travelers CERNER Facility (preferred) Recent Level II Trauma or greater Certification/license: Must have an active AL State RN License ACLS, BCLS, NIH, PALS, CPI/MAB COVID-19 Vaccine (Facility Guideline): Required - Medical/Religious Exemptions Only Flu Vaccine (Facility Guideline): Required - Medical/Religious Exemptions Only

$2,587.00 total gross weekly for 36 hours Stipends: $1,099.00 weekly Taxable rates: Regular hours: $41.32 Gap hours: $71.85 Overtime hours: $109.85

Emergency Room Nurses (RN) are responsible to treat a variety of injuries and illness brought into the Emergency Room. They specialize in rapid assessment and treatment when every second counts, particularly during the initial phase of acute illness. An Emergency Room Nurse must take measures to stabilize a patient’s condition by administering medication, intubation, drawing blood and/or starting IV’s.

Emergency Room Nurses (RN) are responsible to treat a variety of injuries and illness brought into the Emergency Room. They specialize in rapid assessment and treatment when every second counts, particularly during the initial phase of acute illness. An Emergency Room Nurse must take measures to stabilize a patient’s condition by administering medication, intubation, drawing blood and/or starting IV’s.

Emergency Room Nurses (RN) are responsible to treat a variety of injuries and illness brought into the Emergency Room. They specialize in rapid assessment and treatment when every second counts, particularly during the initial phase of acute illness. An Emergency Room Nurse must take measures to stabilize a patient’s condition by administering medication, intubation, drawing blood and/or starting IV’s.

Emergency Room Nurses (RN) are responsible to treat a variety of injuries and illness brought into the Emergency Room. They specialize in rapid assessment and treatment when every second counts, particularly during the initial phase of acute illness. An Emergency Room Nurse must take measures to stabilize a patient’s condition by administering medication, intubation, drawing blood and/or starting IV’s.