Travel Nurse - Neonatal ICU (NICU) $3,432/wk

To become a Travel Nurse - Neonatal ICU (NICU) with Nomad Health, you'll need to hold a valid state license and have at least one year of experience in the NICU. Additionally, certifications such as BLS and PALS are required, and we welcome candidates who are willing to obtain these certifications if they don't have them already. You'll also need to pass an NEI skills assessment with a score of 2.7 or higher.

Nomad Health offers a robust benefits package for Travel Nurses - Neonatal ICU (NICU), including full medical and dental coverage starting on your first day. You'll also receive a housing stipend provided through our housing partner, travel reimbursement for your assignment, and weekly payroll deposits directly into your bank account. We prioritize your well-being to ensure you have a fulfilling experience while on assignment.

As a Travel Nurse - Neonatal ICU (NICU) at Nomad Health, you can earn an impressive rate of $3,432 per week! This competitive pay reflects our commitment to providing industry-leading compensation for elite healthcare professionals like you.

To apply for the Travel Nurse - Neonatal ICU (NICU) position at Nomad Health, you'll need to complete an online application and submit your qualifications, including your current state license, experience, and certifications. Once you're approved, our team will match you with available assignments that meet your needs. Throughout the process, we provide full support to ensure a seamless experience.

Successful Travel Nurses - Neonatal ICU (NICU) at Nomad Health should possess strong clinical skills specific to neonatal care, excellent communication abilities, and the capability to work under pressure. Experience in trauma level 4 facilities and pediatric care is highly valued, as well as a commitment to patient-centric care for our littlest patients.

When answering this question, provide detailed examples of your hands-on experience in the NICU, focusing on specific patient cases you’ve managed, the challenges faced, and the outcomes achieved. This showcases your clinical competency and problem-solving abilities.

Discuss your coping strategies and techniques for maintaining composure in high-pressure environments. Highlight any training or experience that supports your ability to manage stress, such as mindfulness practices, teamwork, and clear communication inside the healthcare team.

Explain the infection control protocols you adhere to, emphasizing the importance of sanitation, hand hygiene, and sterilization of equipment. Mention any specific guidelines from recognized health organizations you follow to ensure patient safety.

Share your approach to family communication, stressing the importance of empathy and transparency. Provide examples of how you provide information in a clear, compassionate manner, and listen to the concerns of family members.

Discuss your time-management skills and how you assess urgency to prioritize patient care. Provide a clear example of how you effectively managed multiple tasks or crises during a shift in the NICU.

Describe your familiarity with EMR systems, particularly Epic. Share your experiences in documenting patient care, accessing medical histories, and collaborating with other healthcare professionals through these systems.

Provide an in-depth example of a challenging decision that illustrates your critical thinking and ethical consideration. Describe the factors you considered and the ultimate outcomes of your decision-making process.

Share specific advocacy actions you've taken to secure better outcomes for your patients. This could include working with healthcare teams for resource allocation or engaging with family to ensure their needs and wishes are respected.

Discuss essential soft skills such as empathy, communication, and teamwork that complement clinical skills in providing holistic care for newborns in the NICU context. Mention any other training or skills you've acquired that enhance your capabilities.

Share your dedication to continuous learning through attending workshops, reading current research, and engaging with professional organizations focused on neonatal nursing. Highlight any recent courses or certifications you've pursued.