RN: PICU

Job Description:

Join a 13-week travel assignment in Omaha, Nebraska, as a PICU Registered Nurse working 12-hour night shifts. This role places you at the heart of a mixed-acuity unit, where you’ll provide essential care across PICU, PCU, and acute care settings. You’ll perform tasks like turns, repositioning, bathing, transportation assistance, ambulation support, meal assistance, and medication administration, often acting as a Rover nurse across inpatient areas. This assignment offers a balanced mix of clinical challenges and the opportunity to contribute to a top-rated hospital environment known for complex patient cases and innovative research.

Weather:

Omaha experiences generally mild and moderate weather around this time, with warm days and cooler evenings, typical of the central United States’ transitional seasons. Summers can be warm and inviting, ideal for outdoor activities after work, with pleasant temperatures that make exploring the city enjoyable.

Fun Things To Do:

• City Skyline Viewpoints – Perfect for sunset watching from scenic overlooks.
• Henry Doorly Zoo and Aquarium – Explore one of the nation’s top zoos with immersive exhibits.
• Walking Tour of Old Market District – Discover local shops, cafes, and historic sites.
• Day trip to Mahoney State Park – Enjoy hiking, fishing, and outdoor activities just outside the city.
• Day trip to Platte River – Experience scenic views and birdwatching along this picturesque waterway.

Job Specifics:

Location: Omaha, Nebraska

Shift: Night, 12 hours (19:00 – 07:30)

Duration: 13 weeks, with a 36-hour weekly commitment. Travelers are not self-scheduled and will be scheduled per unit needs. Minimum weekend requirement includes three weekend shifts plus one Friday day shift for day travelers or one Sunday night shift for night travelers. This role requires at least two years of pediatric care experience, preferably in high-acuity settings, with recent PICU experience preferred. BLS, PALS are required; ACLS is preferred. Epic charting experience is essential. This is a tobacco-free facility and requires mandatory scrubs - Steele gray with Nebraska Medicine logo. Holiday work is required, with two out of three major holidays included. License verification is necessary prior to start, and local travelers are not eligible. Parking options include monthly permits or daily rates.