Travel RN - Pediatric ICU

Travel RN - Pediatric ICUAmerican TravelerAnchorage, Alaska, United StatesPosition status: OpenAssignment type: travelShift: NightsLength (weeks): 13Openings: 1Start date: 2026-11-16$2,878.59/week (estimated advertised weekly pay)DescriptionAmerican Traveler is hiring a PICU RN for a 13-week night shift assignment requiring an active AK RN license and 2 years of PICU experience.DetailsPICU unit within an acute care hospitalNight shift, 3x12 hours (19:00-7:00)PICU ratios are 1:2, with ventilated patients typically 1:1 due to unit layoutNo pod structure; supported by CNAs and a med clerk, charge nurse typically does not carry patientsEvery other weekend requiredNo on-call requirementsFloat required within scope to NICU and PedsBlock scheduling accommodatedCerner charting system used, EPIC experience preferredMay occasionally be assigned with an orientee for PICU training purposesRequirementsActive AK RN license required prior to start; compact license accepted at time of submission for acute specialtiesMinimum 2 years of PICU experience requiredBLS and PALS certifications requiredNRP certification copy required for considerationExperience with ventilator management, central line care, and pediatric dosage calculations preferredExperience with hemodynamic monitoring and interpretation/management of dysrhythmias preferredTeaching hospital and Trauma Level II experience preferredPrevious charge nurse experience preferredMust be culturally sensitive to the Native populationAdditional InformationProvide direct patient care in a Magnet-designated acute care hospitalMust be willing to work 2 of 3 major holidaysNavy scrub color requiredNo local candidates accepted; must reside at least 100 miles from the facilityFormer staff must have separated from the facility for at least 2 years before returning as a travelerFirst-time travelers are welcome to applyCOVID vaccination acknowledgment required prior to considerationAnnual and onsite orientation modules completed via HealthStream, averaging 4-5 hours