Emergency Room Registered Nurse

Travel RN - Emergency DeptAmerican TravelerCharlotte, North Carolina, United StatesPosition status: OpenAssignment type: travelShift: NightsLength (weeks): 20Openings: 3Start date: 2026-10-05T00:00:00.000Z$2,708.04/week (estimated advertised weekly pay)DescriptionAmerican Traveler is hiring an Emergency Department RN for a Level II Trauma Center requiring 2+ years of ER experience and NC or compact RN licensure.DetailsEmergency Department in a Level II Trauma Center treating adult patients including STEMI, stroke, and Level 2 trauma casesApproximately 170 visits per day across 53 rooms/bedsPatient ratios: 3:1 non-critical (4:1 with hallway beds during callouts), 2:1 critical patients, 5:1 medical boarders12-hour night shifts, 18:45-07:15Every other weekend requiredNo call requirementNo floating requiredUses PYXIS, EPIC, and SBAR charting systemsNavy blue scrubs requiredRequirementsActive RN license (NC or Compact) requiredMinimum 2 years of ER nursing experience requiredRequired certifications: TNCC, ACLS, NIHSS, MOAB, and BLSENPC certification preferredTrauma experience preferredRequired skills: IV starts, triage, telemetry, and conscious sedationEpic charting experience requiredSkills include IV therapy/phlebotomy, blood product administration, ventilator patient care, cardiac monitoring, and dysrhythmia interpretation and managementMust pass EKG testing prior to startAdditional InformationProvide emergency care to adult patients including cardiac, stroke, and trauma casesWeekly orientation of 36 or 48 hoursMust complete pre-start and annual online training modulesFirst-time travelers are welcome to applyLocal candidates accepted at a lower rate within 50 miles of the facilityFormer Novant Health or New Hanover PERM/PRN/EP employees must wait 12 months before reapplyingUp to 7 days of RTO can be auto-approved if not falling on a holiday; no RTO allowed during the first week of assignmentMust work 2 of 3 major holidaysTravel pairs allowed if on different units with separate schedules and transportation