ICU/CCU/Critical Care RN in Bossier City, Louisiana

Join us for an exciting 13-week travel opportunity as a Registered Nurse in the SICU/ICU in Bossier City, Louisiana. You’ll be working in a 10-bed unit with a focus on complex patient care including respiratory failure, stroke, sepsis, and surgical patients. This role provides a chance to refine your skills in ventilator management, intubation, CVL placement, and stroke care, all while working 12-hour day shifts. Expect to work with a supportive team in a traveler-friendly environment that values professionalism and expertise. This assignment is unique because of its diverse patient types and the opportunity to work with cutting-edge equipment like Meditech Expanse EMR and Alaris IV pumps in a fast-paced setting.

Weather:

Around this time of year, the weather in Bossier City is typically mild with pleasant temperatures, offering comfortable conditions for outdoor activities. Expect warm days with cool evenings, perfect for exploring the local surroundings after your shift.

Fun Things To Do:

• Historic Downtown Bossier City: Explore vibrant local shops, food spots, and live entertainment.
• Red River Adventure: Enjoy a scenic boat cruise along the Red River, taking in picturesque views and wildlife.
• Benton Museum of Art: Visit for inspiring local and regional artworks, perfect for a cultural outing.
• Lakeside Day Trip: Take a short drive to Lake Bistineau for fishing, kayaking, or a relaxing picnic.
• Walnut Hill Plantation: Discover historic plantations nearby, offering a glimpse into local history.

Job Specifics:

Location: Bossier City, LA

Shift: 12-hour days

Duration: 13 weeks, working approximately 36 hours per week, including every other weekend rotation. The schedule may vary with 3 or 4 days per week, including holiday coverage. Travel nurses will complete mandatory orientation, including a 2-day hospital X-ray competency exam, prior to starting. The role involves floating to stepdown, stroke, and med-surg units, with a focus on stroke care, ventilator management, and assistive procedures.