Critical Care Registered Nurse | Trussville, Alabama

Deliver critical care nursing expertise in a dynamic Intensive Care Unit setting specializing in Medical, Neuro, and Surgical patients. This position requires an experienced RN who thrives in high-acuity environments and is proficient in managing complex patient cases using advanced ICU equipment such as ventilators, arterial lines, and central venous lines. The role offers a structured night shift schedule with the opportunity to engage in specialized Neuro ICU care, providing a rewarding experience for clinical growth and patient impact. Key Qualifications and Experience: Current RN licensure and at least 2 years ICU nursing experience Certifications: ACLS and BLS required Proficient in ICU patient management and use of critical care equipment Familiarity with Neuro ICU patient care is highly preferred Comfortable with 1:1 to 1:3 patient ratios in a 12-bed unit Ability to float as needed within the facility Demonstrated teamwork under fast-paced critical care conditions Responsibilities: Deliver direct patient care during the evening to early morning shift (1830 - 0700) Monitor and manage critically ill neuro and medical-surgical patients Utilize Cerner EMR system for accurate documentation and communication Collaborate with interdisciplinary team to optimize patient outcomes Adhere to unit protocols including wearing mandatory navy scrubs Location Overview: Situated in the Trussville area near Birmingham, this ICU is within a vibrant medical community offering access to superior healthcare technology and resources. The region features a welcoming atmosphere with a blend of suburban comfort and city amenities, making it an excellent place to advance your nursing career. This is a contract opportunity with a guaranteed 36-hour workweek, including every other weekend. Explore this challenging and rewarding RN role that promises professional growth and specialized clinical experience. Apply now to contribute your skills to critical care nursing excellence.

Created: 2026-03-10