Create a Work/Life Balance That's Right for You ICU Travel Nursing Jobs

ICU nurses typically work in critical care units within a hospital or healthcare facility. Intensive care unit nursing jobs require RNs to care for patients with life-threatening conditions, often caused by trauma or some type of accident. ICU nurses perform patient assessments, implement care, and more. In essence, your duties as an ICU travel nurse won't deviate from your existing responsibilities and you'll basically blend right into the facilities where you go on assignment. 

Take advantage of our experienced ICU recruiters who will help you find the ideal assignment for your specific needs. We know you'll find new success. 

According to Nurse.org, a full-time ICU nurse makes an average annual salary of $79,400, which comes out to around $1,527 per week. Comparatively, an ICU travel nurse with AMN Healthcare can make up to $2,794* per week, depending on experience, location, and facility requirements. The most common travel assignment length is 13 weeks, which means an ICU travel nurse could earn up to $36,322* for a 13-week assignment.

^{*Disclaimer: Wages for ICU travel jobs are based on average rates and may be impacted by facility budgets and seasonality and may include a combination of taxable and non-taxable earnings and reimbursements.}