Travel RN Emergency Room (ER) | South Charleston, WV | Nights | $2,321/Week

Location: South Charleston, WV Contract Duration: 13 Weeks Start Date: November 16, 2026 Shift: Nights Hours: 312-hour shifts (36 hours/week) Pay: Gross Weekly: $2,321 Taxable Pay: $1,026/week Non-Taxable Stipend: $1,295/week

Position Overview: We are seeking an experienced Travel RN - Emergency Room. The facility is a P4 trauma center and a STEMI and stroke receiving center, treating approximately 70-75 patients daily.

Job Responsibilities: Provide emergency nursing care to infants, children, adolescents, adults, and geriatric patients. Manage medical and surgical emergencies, sepsis, trauma, overdoses, and respiratory conditions. Monitor cardiac dysrhythmias and administer critical care drips, including TPA, sedation, and paralytics. Manage patients requiring BiPAP, CPAP, and mechanical ventilation. Perform radial arterial blood gas (ABG) draws and monitor bedside cardiac rhythms. Coordinate patient care with physicians, mid-level providers, respiratory therapy, and ER technicians.

Requirements: Active RN license. Prior travel nursing experience is required. Strong critical care skills and experience managing critically ill patients. Experience with critical care drips, cardiac dysrhythmias, and mechanical ventilation. Radial ABG draw experience. Required certifications: BLS, ACLS, and PALS. TNCC is preferred but not required. Unit Details28-bed emergency department, including two designated trauma/code rooms. Patient-to-nurse ratio: 1:4. Separate triage and psychiatric/seclusion rooms. ER technicians assist with EKGs, transportation, CPR, and vital signs. Respiratory therapy is available 24/7. Nurses are responsible for reading bedside cardiac monitor strips. Schedule & Additional InformationNight shift: 6:45 PM - 7:15 AM. Every other weekend required. Rotational holiday coverage with core staff. Block scheduling is allowed. No on-call or floating requirements. Navy scrubs required; solid colors only. Orientation includes hospital and nursing orientation, computer training, and two 12-hour preceptor shifts.