RN: ER

Job Description

Take your Emergency Department expertise to Baltimore as a travel Registered Nurse in a trauma-focused emergency setting. You will work 12-hour day shifts caring for neonatal, pediatric, adolescent, adult, and geriatric patients while supporting emergency services across a broad range of acuities. This assignment calls for at least two years of Emergency Department experience, including a minimum of one year in a Level II trauma setting, along with experience in dysrhythmia management, IV therapy, blood products, vasopressors, stroke care, ventilated patients, BiPAP/CPAP, and ABG interpretation.

The schedule includes three 12-hour shifts per week, with every other weekend required and no on-call commitment. Travelers may float within their scope to support emergency overflow needs. Required credentials include ACLS, BLS, NIHSS, PALS, and TNCC, along with an active Maryland RN license at submission. Navy scrubs are required. Bring your emergency nursing skills - and your appetite for a city with plenty to explore.

Weather

Baltimore typically offers crisp, comfortable conditions around this time of year, with refreshing outdoor temperatures, changing foliage, and occasional cool or rainy days. Layers and a light jacket are useful for exploring the city and nearby destinations.

Fun Things To Do

• Waterfront outing - Explore Baltimore’s Inner Harbor, waterfront paths, shops, and dining.
• Aquarium visit - Discover marine life at the National Aquarium.
• Historic afternoon - Visit Fort McHenry and enjoy views of the harbor.
• Day trip - Tour Annapolis for waterfront walks, historic streets, and local dining.
• Day trip - Spend a day exploring Washington, D.C.’s museums, monuments, and neighborhoods.

Job Specifics

City and State: Baltimore, Maryland

Shift: 12-hour days, 3 shifts per week, 7:00 AM–7:30 PM

Duration: 14 weeks, 36 hours per week