Critical Care Nurses Are Experts at Caring for the Sickest Patients
Critical care nurses work in a variety of intensive care units, from Medical ICU and Surgical ICU to more specialized units such as the Burn ICU or Transplant ICU.
Critical Care Jobs | Location |
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RN CC - 13 weeks - Nights 12 | New Brunswick NJ |
RN CC - 13 weeks - Nights 12 | Newark NJ |
RN CC - 13 weeks - Nights 12 | Laconia NH |
RN CC - 13 weeks - Rotating 12 $$ | Lebanon NH |
RN CC - 13 weeks - Rotating 12 | Dickinson ND |
RN CC - 13 weeks - Variable 12 | Grand Forks ND |
RN CC - 13 weeks - Days 12 | Grand Forks ND |
RN CC - 13 weeks - Nights 12 | Hickory NC |
RN CC - 13 weeks - Nights 12 | Highlands NC |
RN CC - 13 weeks - Nights 12 | Raleigh NC |
RN CC - 13 weeks - Nights 12 | Brandon MS |
RN CC - 13 weeks - Days 12 | Natchez MS |
RN CC - 13 weeks - Nights 12 | Cape Girardeau MO |
RN CC - 13 weeks - Days 12 | Cape Girardeau MO |
RN CC - 13 weeks - Nights 12 | Cape Girardeau MO |
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ICU nurses train to care for the patients who need the most monitoring and treatment. They are usually only assigned two to three patients, but those patients are often so ill that they need constant attention. An ICU nurse will take care of patients who are 24 hours postoperative open heart, those who have survived cardiac arrest, those who need to be intubated, and those who are on the edge of possibly losing their lives.
* indicates fast starts; $$ indicates higher than average pay in this specialty.
Indicates a Nursing Licensure Compact state. Multi-state license accepted.