Registered Nurse – Intensive Care Unit (ICU) - ICURN#6748

NavitasPartners•Utica, NY

1d•Onsite

About The Position

Navitas Healthcare, LLC is seeking highly experienced and dedicated Registered Nurses (RNs) for a Travel Assignment in the Intensive Care Unit (ICU) located in Utica, New York, United States. This role is designed for advanced critical care nurses who are confident managing complex, high-acuity patients and advanced life-support technologies in a fast-paced ICU environment. The position is for a Night Shift (6:30 PM – 7:00 AM), 3 shifts per week (36 hours/week) travel assignment. Floating is required, and block scheduling is not guaranteed. The unit is MVHS – Wynn ICU (Unit 2000121) with 42 beds, including Neuro/Medical ICU (22 beds), CTICU (6 beds), and Surgical/Trauma ICU (14 beds). The patient population includes Stroke, Sepsis, AMS, Neuro Interventions (TCAR), Respiratory Failure, CHF, Post-STEMI care, Cardiothoracic surgery, cardiogenic shock, AAA surgical cases, Trauma patients, and major post-operative surgical cases.

Requirements

Minimum 2+ years ICU experience required (ICU/SICU/CTICU/Trauma ICU/MS ICU/Neuro ICU accepted)
Travel experience is required
Must provide 2 recent ICU Charge/Manager RN references
Active New York RN License required (and all active RN licenses verified via NURSYS)
AHA BLS Certification
AHA ACLS Certification
NIHSS Certification
Updated resume with ICU and travel experience
Skills checklist matching ICU specialty
Driver’s license with matching demographics
NURSYS verification report
RTO (Requested Time Off) submitted at time of application
EPIC EMR experience required
CRRT (Prismaflex or NxStage) experience required

Nice To Haves

Strong cardiac ICU experience highly preferred

Responsibilities

Managing complex, high-acuity patients
Managing advanced life-support technologies in a fast-paced ICU environment
Caring for Neuro/Medical ICU patients with diagnoses such as Stroke, Sepsis, AMS, Neuro Interventions (TCAR), Respiratory Failure, CHF, Post-STEMI care
Caring for CTICU patients undergoing Cardiothoracic surgery, experiencing cardiogenic shock, or AAA surgical cases
Caring for Surgical/Trauma ICU patients, including trauma patients and major post-operative surgical cases