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Be ready to walk through NICU night scenarios (desats, sepsis watch, parental distress), traveler adaptability, and why UCHealth’s Colorado system fits your practice. Ask about unit acuity, orientation length, and night staffing model.
Strong fit if you are a licensed RN with real NICU experience who wants on-site traveler nights in the Denver metro with a large nonprofit system—not remote or entry-level med-surg.
As an RN Traveler on NICU nights at UCHealth, expect overnight bedside care for critically ill newborns: assessments, IVs/meds, respiratory support, family updates, and handoff at shift change in a Level-appropriate neonatal unit. Traveler status usually means rapid unit orientation and floating within neonatal coverage needs.
Core stack for this title: current RN license, NICU/neonatal critical-care experience, NRP (and often PALS/BLS), strong night-shift stamina, and clear family communication. CERTS lists no specific cert products or costs for this family.
No. The listing is on-site in the Lakewood/Denver area (remote flag is 0).
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RN Traveler NICU Nights at UCHealth in Lakewood, Denver What This Role Involves The role of an RN Traveler NICU Night Shift involves providing critical care to neonatal intensive care unit (NICU) patients. Responsibilities include administering medication, monitoring patient conditions, and collaborating with multidisciplinary teams to ensure the best possible outcomes for infants. Core Duties Administering medications as prescribed by a physician Maintaining accurate medical records and documentation Assessing patient conditions, including vital signs and other critical indicators Collaborating with healthcare professionals to develop and implement patient care plans Providing emotional support to families and patients Qualifications Minimum qualifications include: Licensed Registered Nurse (RN) in the state of Colorado Experience working in a NICU setting preferred, but not required Pediatric critical care experience is advantageous Ability to work flexible hours and nights Why Join UCHealth UCHealth offers a dynamic environment where you can make a difference in the lives of patients. As part of our team, you will have access to advanced technology, a supportive community, and opportunities for professional growth. Applying for This Role This position is only open to internal UCHealth Travelers who reside within 75 miles. For those eligible, the pay rate is $50.00 per hour plus travel package/stipend. The work schedule is full-time, with a 72-hour shift per two weeks. LOCAL RN Traveler contract options are available for those residing within 75 miles. 13-week assignments are also available. To apply, complete your application directly on this page, or you'll be redirected to the employer's application platform to finish submitting there.
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