Travel Nursing Jobs in Arkansas

Travel Nurse RN - Home Health - $2,080 per week in Harrison, AR - The Home Health Care Registered Nurse administers skilled nursing care to patients in their place of residence. This care is performed in accordance with physician orders and plan of care under the direction and supervision of the Director of Clinical Services/Nursing Supervisor. Home Health Care nurses also provide education and emotional support to the patients, their families and/or significant others.

Travel Nurse RN - OB/GYN - $1,890 per week in Clarksville, AR - An OB-GYN registered nurse (RN) provides care to women with hysterectomies, reproductive cancers, hormone disorders, and other obstetrical and gynecological health problems. In addition, he/she will work with patients revolving around their pregnancy and child birth. OB-GYN nurses provide reproductive and gynecological care under a physician’s supervision.

Travel Nurse RN - ICU/Critical Care - $1,890 per week in Clarksville, AR - ICU registered nurses (RNs) provide care to critical medical, surgical and traumatized patients. Close monitoring and observation of the patient's heart rate, blood pressure and respiration for signs of distress represent a primary function of and ICU nurse. They also educate patients and their families while providing emotional support.

Travel Nurse RN - NICU - $1,710 per week in Bentonville, AR - NICU registered nurses (RNs) are a part of the medical team that provides comprehensive care to a full spectrum of newborns, ranging from extremely premature infants, to term or near-term, high-risk and critically ill babies, to babies less critical but still recovering and maturing. In addition to providing around-the-clock care to these patients, NICU RNs offer support to the parents. This parental support can range from emotional encouragement to advising parents on how to take care of an infant when they return home.

Travel Nurse RN - ER/Trauma - $2,034 per week in Benton, AR - 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.