ER RN in Albuquerque, New Mexico

Job Description:

This 13-week travel assignment places an experienced emergency department clinician in a Level I trauma setting with a high volume of admitted patients and ED holding. You will assess and manage emergency patients, administer medications—including IV medications using the seven medication rights—document findings, and communicate changes in condition. The assignment includes 12-hour mid shifts, weekend scheduling as needed, and potential floating to ED holding, trauma areas, adult progressive care units, or the pediatric emergency department based on staffing needs. Travelers with prior travel experience are preferred, while clinicians with at least two years of Level I experience may also be considered.

Weather:

Albuquerque typically offers crisp mornings, sunny afternoons, low humidity, and cool evenings during this time of year. The dry climate makes outdoor activities comfortable, though a light jacket is useful as temperatures change throughout the day.

Fun Things To Do:

• Local outing: Explore Old Town Albuquerque’s historic streets, shops, galleries, and restaurants.

• Local outing: Ride the Sandia Peak Tramway for panoramic views of the city and surrounding mountains.

• Local outing: Visit the National Museum of Nuclear Science & History for interactive exhibits and historical displays.

• Day trip: Spend a day in Santa Fe exploring its plaza, art galleries, museums, and distinctive architecture.

• Day trip: Visit Bandelier National Monument for cliff dwellings, canyon scenery, and hiking trails.

Job Specifics:

City and State: Albuquerque, New Mexico

Shift: 12-hour mids, typically 1:00 PM–1:30 AM

Duration: 36 hours per week for 13 weeks