Healthforce by TLC·City of Utica, New York
As an ICU RN, responsibilities include leading and participating in high-acuity patient care such as rapid assessment, stabilization, invasive line management, and ventilator support. The role also requires collaborating with multidisciplinary teams to develop care plans, documenting meticulously, and communicating clearly with families.
Step into a pivotal ICU nursing role in Utica, New York, where your expertise can transform critical moments into life-affirming outcomes.
As a Registered Nurse specializing in Intensive Care, you will lead, stabilize, and support patients through some of their most challenging experiences, guiding families with compassion and clinical precision.
This is more than a job—it's a chance to make a lasting impact in a hospital setting that recognizes your skill, resilience, and commitment to exceptional patient care.
Begin on 04/13/2026 for a weeks-long assignment that delivers continuity, purpose, and the chance to contribute to outcomes that matter.
You’ll enjoy a guaranteed 36.0 hours per week, with a weekly pay range of $2,290-$2,396, reflecting the value you bring to the ICU team.
This is a unique opportunity to refine your practice, deepen your confidence in high-stakes care, and advance within a supportive network dedicated to your professional growth.
Utica sits within New York’s vibrant tapestry, offering a blend of small-city charm, cultural richness, and convenient access to the broader Upstate region.
Working here, you’ll experience a community that values teamwork, patient-centered care, and innovation in critical care delivery.
If you’re drawn to the appeal of a stable, week-to-week schedule while still keeping doors open for broader adventures, you’ll appreciate the flexibility of travel nursing across various locations in the U.S. when needed.
Beyond the hospital walls, you’ll find a region famed for its historic architecture, arts scene, outdoor recreation, and seasonal beauty—from colorful fall foliage to brisk spring days along scenic Hudson Valley corridors.
And for those who yearn to explore, this pathway can offer experiences in multiple locales, expanding your clinical exposure while preserving the security of a structured assignment.
Role specifics matter here.
As an ICU RN, you will lead and participate in high-acuity patient care, including rapid assessment and stabilization, invasive line management, ventilator support, hemodynamic monitoring, and complex medication administration.
You’ll collaborate with a multidisciplinary team to develop and implement individualized care plans, document meticulously, and communicate clearly with patients’ families during critical moments.
Your responsibilities extend to coordinating with physicians, bedside colleagues, and ancillary staff to ensure seamless transitions of care, accurate situational reporting, and adherence to evidence-based protocols.
The role also offers substantial opportunities for professional growth: pursuing advanced certifications, engaging in unit-based quality improvement initiatives, participating in continuing education, and taking on mentorship duties for newer nurses.
The environment emphasizes clinical autonomy balanced by robust support, with clear pathways for skill expansion—whether you’re refining shock management, mastering advanced airway techniques, or leading post-intensive care recovery discussions.
are designed to be competitive and meaningful. In addition to the robust compensation, you’ll have access to a sign-on bonus designed to recognize your expertise and commitment. Housing assistance can alleviate relocation considerations, making the transition smoother whether you’re coming from near or far. The contract supports extension opportunities, giving you the chance to continue contributing to the unit’s success if the fit and performance align. You’ll benefit from comprehensive 24/7 support while traveling with the company, ensuring you have real-time help, guidance, and resources whenever you need them. The arrangement is structured to provide stability in a demanding field, while still offering the flexibility that a travel nursing pathway uniquely provides. The organization also emphasizes wellness and work-life balance, with resources to manage stress, debrief after critical events, and maintain clinical excellence in a fast-paced setting.
Company values center on empowering staff and fostering a culture where career advancement is a shared goal. You’ll join an environment that prioritizes a supportive, patient-first atmosphere, where your professional voice matters and your expertise shapes the care you deliver. Leadership encourages ongoing learning, transparent communication, and constructive feedback. The team celebrates accomplishments, supports colleagues through challenges, and actively cultivates a community that sustains high standards of patient care and professional fulfillment.
Ready to take the next step? If you’re a dedicated ICU nurse ready to make a meaningful impact in Utica and beyond, apply now to join a company that values your contributions and champions your growth. This is your opportunity to apply advanced critical care skills in a setting that rewards dedication, fosters learning, and supports your long-term career trajectory. Whether you stay local for a single assignment or explore various locations across the U.S., you’ll find a team that respects your commitment, a schedule that respects your life, and a pathway to expand your clinical horizons in meaningful ways.
The hours and pay rates listed are estimates and may vary. Final compensation packages and guaranteed hours will be confirmed during the hiring process.
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Candidates must be a Registered Nurse specializing in Intensive Care, capable of leading and stabilizing critically ill patients with clinical precision and compassion. Key requirements involve expertise in high-acuity care procedures like hemodynamic monitoring, complex medication administration, and adherence to evidence-based protocols.
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.
