Healthforce by TLC·City of Amsterdam, New York
Key responsibilities involve comprehensive patient assessment, continuous monitoring of ICU patients, managing ventilator and hemodynamic support, and administering medication under strict protocols. The role also requires participation in multidisciplinary rounds, meticulous documentation, leading infection prevention, and coordinating care with various medical professionals.
Step into the ICU as a Traveling Registered Nurse and lead life-saving care in some of the most dynamic environments in the country and beyond. This ICU specialty assignment invites you to apply your keen assessment skills, expert critical care interventions, and compassionate leadership to adult patients facing complex conditions. You’ll rotate through top-tier units in New York and Amsterdam, partnering with renowned teams to drive outcomes, refine practice, and expand your professional horizon. Beyond the bedside, this role invites you to savor the beauty of your surroundings—New York’s skyline, Central Park’s serenity, the Hudson Valley’s rolling landscapes, and Amsterdam’s historic canals, markets, and cultural riches—creating a living canvas that complements the intensity of critical care work. Join a program that values your expertise and offers a pathway to growth in high-stakes ICU medicine with the chance to influence care delivery in two remarkable settings.
Working in New York and Amsterdam, you’ll experience world-class health systems that push the boundaries of critical care. You’ll encounter high-acuity cases, complex ventilator management, and fast-paced decision-making, all while collaborating with multidisciplinary teams across cultures and languages. The opportunity to alternate between U.S. facilities and an international hospital environment enriches your clinical repertoire and professional network. In New York, you’ll benefit from access to premier academic centers, innovative research initiatives, and diverse patient populations. In Amsterdam, you’ll explore a public health framework that emphasizes patient-centered care, teamwork, and efficient workflows in a compact, richly historic city. The arrangement also includes housing assistance near convenient hubs, streamlined travel logistics, and delightful urban experiences—museums, theaters, parks, and seaside escapes—ready to accompany your professional journey.
Key responsibilities include comprehensive patient assessment, continuous monitoring of ICU patients, ventilator and hemodynamic support, medication administration under strict protocols, response to rapid changes, participation in multidisciplinary rounds, and meticulous documentation in electronic health records. You’ll lead infection prevention practices, coordinate with physicians, respiratory therapists, pharmacists, and case managers, and provide clear communication with patients’ families. The role offers opportunities for professional growth through advanced critical care certifications, hands-on leadership experiences, and potential for specialty rotations within ICU programs. In return, you’ll receive competitive compensation, including a welcome bonus, and housing assistance to simplify relocations. The program supports extension opportunities to extend your assignment and deepen your integration with the teams. You’ll have 24/7 support as you travel with the company, including a dedicated travel concierge, nurse liaison, and clinical escalation line to ensure you’re never alone on the road.
Our organization is grounded in empowering its nursing staff, advancing careers through structured mentorship, continuing education, and clearly defined pathways for progression. We cultivate a supportive, inclusive environment where your expertise is respected, your well-being matters, and your contributions drive better patient outcomes. We celebrate learning, resilience, and teamwork, and invest in tools, resources, and partnerships that help you thrive at the bedside and beyond.
Ready to bring your ICU acumen to two world-class settings and shape the future of critical care? Apply today to embark on a journey that honors your skills, respects your time, and accelerates your professional development. Start date is 03/23/2026, with assignment durations offered in weeks. This is a travel RN role designed to adapt to hospitals’ needs and your career goals; we’ll tailor the schedule, locations, and extension options to fit you and the teams you’ll support. Join us and make an impact that resonates far beyond the unit.
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Candidates must apply keen assessment skills and expert critical care interventions while providing compassionate leadership to adult patients with complex conditions in dynamic ICU environments. The role requires experience in high-acuity cases, complex ventilator management, and fast-paced decision-making across cultural settings.
Market context
New York hospitals and travel assignments often need ICU nurses who can manage critically ill adults, ventilatory support, and hemodynamic monitoring in fast-paced acute settings. This role is competitive because employers look for adaptability, leadership, and strong teamwork, especially for travelers balancing new units and high-acuity care. Review the AI-summarized requirements and benefits here to save research time, and tailor your application to highlight recent ICU experience and comfort with complex monitoring.