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When it comes to finding the best IMC travel nurse jobs in the United States, TravelNurseSource.com has your back! Whether you’re looking for an intermediate medical care unit travel nursing job in the heart of New York City or you want to head to the great plains of Montana, we’re here to help you find exactly what you’re looking for. But what exactly does an intermediate care travel nursing job entail? Let’s break it down for you!

For starters, an intermediate medical care unit is a unit that takes care of patients that are no longer qualified to be in the ICU, but they aren’t ready for standard care yet either. The goal of this unit is to keep the ICU available to patients that truly need it and move less critical patients to another floor. However, while moving patients out of the ICU is the main goal, there are some patients that still need a little bit more time and attention than what the standard in-patient rooms offer and that’s where the intermediate medical care unit and IMC travel nurses come into play. 

Intermediate medical care unit travel nurses help to care for and treat patients that fall in the crack between ICU and standard care. They assess each patient’s individual needs, collect relevant patient data, and overall build a strong relationship with each patient they work with. So, if you’re looking for a way to help patients that aren’t critical, but aren’t standard, then working as an IMC travel nurse might be just what you’re looking for. As an intermediate medical care unit travel nurse, you’ll have the ability to impact the lives of patients on a daily basis and provide them with the quality of care they deserve. To learn more about intermediate medical care units, check out this website. 

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Travel nurses that do well in an IMC role are kind, patient, detail-oriented, and attentive. As an intermediate medical care unit travel nurse, you’re tasked with caring for and taking charge of patients that aren’t critical enough to be in the ICU but aren’t well enough to have the standard level of care. And while this may seem like an easy travel nursing role, it’s not as easy as it sounds. As an intermediate care travel nurse, you walk a fine line between creating a healing environment for patients and also trying to encourage them to move along in their healing journey. 

Working as an IMC travel nurse has many benefits including, but not limited to, strong patient-nurse relationships, educating patients, family members, and/or caregivers about the necessary care required for the health of the patient, and creating customized care plans for patients based on their condition. Along with these benefits, travel nurses working in the intermediate care unit also get the following benefits (disclaimer- these benefits may vary based on each travel nurse agency. Please review and compare the benefits that each travel nursing agency provides before committing to a travel nursing job and/or contract): guaranteed hours, health insurance, liability insurance, coverage between assignments, financial benefits such as license reimbursement, CEU reimbursement, retirement plans, flexible payment options, costs covered for physical exams and drug testing, housing benefits, and so much more. For a complete list of all of the travel nursing agencies, we partner with and their detailed lists of benefits head over to our travel nursing agencies page.

Are you ready to start working as an IMC travel nurse? Browse all of the jobs listed on this page to get started! Happy browsing!