PICU RN in Baltimore, Maryland

Job Description:

This travel assignment is for a Pediatric Intensive Care Unit Registered Nurse caring for infant, pediatric, and adolescent patients with complex conditions such as respiratory failure, diabetic ketoacidosis, seizures, sepsis, and acute airway needs. The role includes ventilator, BiPAP/CPAP, high-flow nasal cannula, arterial line, central line, PICC line, chest tube, continuous sedation, vasopressor, and ICP monitoring management. Strong dysrhythmia interpretation, pediatric dosage calculation, ABG interpretation, and Cerner experience are required. The nurse will float within scope to pediatric and pediatric emergency care areas as needed. BLS, PALS, and Basic EKG certification are required, along with a Maryland or compact RN license.

Weather:

Baltimore typically offers crisp, comfortable weather around this time of year, with cool mornings, mild afternoons, colorful scenery, and occasional rain. Layers and a light jacket are useful for exploring the city and nearby destinations.

Fun Things To Do:

• Waterfront outing: Explore Baltimore’s harbor area, walk along the water, and enjoy local dining.

• Arts and culture: Spend an afternoon visiting Baltimore’s museums, galleries, and historic neighborhoods.

• Day trip—Annapolis: Visit Maryland’s capital for waterfront walks, historic streets, and local shops.

• Day trip—Washington, D.C.: Enjoy museums, monuments, and cultural attractions in the nation’s capital.

• Outdoor escape: Take a scenic walk or picnic in one of the parks and green spaces around Baltimore.

Job Specifics:

City and State: Baltimore, Maryland
Shift: 12-hour rotating shifts; 3 shifts per week, approximately 7:00 AM–7:30 PM
Duration: 14 weeks
Hours: 36 hours per week