ICU/CCU/Critical Care RN in Glendale, Arizona

Job Description

Take your nursing expertise to Glendale, Arizona, for a 13-week acute care travel assignment on a 12-hour night shift. As a Registered Nurse, you will assess patients, develop and update individualized plans of care, provide direct nursing care, administer treatments according to orders, evaluate outcomes, and document each stage of the nursing process.

This role includes reviewing patient histories, diagnostic and laboratory information, and changes in condition; coordinating care with physicians and multidisciplinary team members; providing patient and family education; and delegating or supervising tasks performed by other licensed and non-licensed personnel. Accurate, timely documentation and clear handoffs will be central to your work. When Glendale winds down for the night, your clinical judgment keeps care moving forward.

Applicants must hold a current RN license, temporary or interim RN license, or compact RN license applicable to Arizona, along with BLS certification. At least one year of recent acute care hospital experience in the relevant specialty is required.

Weather

Glendale typically offers bright sunshine, warm and comfortable daytime temperatures, cool evenings, and very little rainfall during this time of year. It is a pleasant season for exploring the area between shifts.

Fun Things To Do

• Desert Adventure: Explore the desert scenery and hiking trails around the greater Phoenix area.

• Local Leisure: Enjoy shopping, dining, and entertainment throughout Glendale.

• Day Trip—Sedona: Experience red-rock landscapes, scenic drives, and outdoor trails.

• Day Trip—Grand Canyon: Make a memorable full-day excursion to one of Arizona’s most celebrated natural landmarks.

• Day Trip—Scottsdale: Spend a day enjoying galleries, restaurants, and nearby desert views.

Job Specifics

City and State: Glendale, Arizona
Shift: 12-hour nights
Duration: 13 weeks
Hours: 36 hours per week