ER RN in Manchester, New Hampshire

Join a vibrant Emergency Department as a travel RN specializing in Pediatric and Adult emergencies. This 13-week contract offers an immersive experience in a busy, fast-paced setting with a strong pediatric presence. You'll work 12-hour evening shifts from 3:00 pm to 3:30 am, providing critical care and helping hands across multiple units, including ICU and ED. Unique to this assignment is the teamwork approach, where collaboration and flexibility are key. You'll be part of a lively department managing everything from minor injuries to complex trauma cases, with a focus on pediatric patients. Epic-certification and several emergency-specific certifications such as ACLS, PALS, CPI, and TNCC are required. This role provides a rewarding opportunity to refine emergency nursing skills in a supportive environment while making a real impact during high-energy shifts.

Weather

The weather around this time of year tends to be crisp but manageable, typical of the New Hampshire climate. Mild days with sunny windows intersperse cooler periods—great for outdoor activities or relaxing after shifts.

Fun Things To Do

• City Museum Exploration: Dive into local history with engaging exhibits and interactive displays.
• Hiking at Blue Hills: Enjoy scenic trails and panoramic views just a short drive away.
• Visit the Currier Museum of Art: Experience world-class art collections and inspiring exhibitions.
• Lake Region Day Trip: Spend a day at one of the picturesque lakes, ideal for kayaking or picnicking.
• White Mountains Excursion: Take a scenic drive to the mountains for hiking, sightseeing, or simply enjoying nature’s beauty.

Job Specifics:

Location: Manchester, NH
Shift: 12-hour evenings, 3:00 pm - 3:30 am
Duration: 13 weeks, 36 hours per week
This role involves managing a diverse range of medical emergencies, from minor cuts to neurological emergencies, within a hospital that features 36 rooms and approximately 70 patients daily. You will work with advanced equipment like Point of Care US and Teleneurology, and be part of a collaborative team using systems such as Epic and Omnicell. Orientation includes a week of training, preparing you to excel in this energetic environment. Weekend shifts are required every other weekend, and float duties may occasionally include the ICU and other emergency units, emphasizing teamwork and adaptability.