Travel Registered Nurse Charge Acute Care Job

Overview

Registered Nurse – Charge Acute Care (Travel)

Start Date

08/10/2026

Contract Duration

13 weeks

Shift

3x12-night shifts

Setting

Short Term Acute Care Hospital (acute care unit)

Responsibilities

• Provide unit-based leadership in the development and provision of clinical services
• Supervise and direct unit personnel to ensure safe, cost-effective, high-quality patient care
• Initiate and coordinate individual and team conferences with health care team members, patients, and families to develop and revise care plans
• Direct and monitor staff performance in patient care activities to ensure adequate care quality and patient safety
• Participate in patient care as needed and make rounds to assess care needs and introduce yourself to patients and families
• Foster an environment of patient- and family-centered care with attention to cultural diversity and individual needs; solicit feedback on nursing services and address concerns

Requirements

• Education: Bachelor’s Degree in nursing or equivalent combination of education/related experience; Master’s Degree preferred
• Licenses/ Certifications: Current Registered Nurse (RN) licensure in the state of practice; Basic Life Support (BLS) required; ACLS and PALS (AHA/ARC) required
• Experience: At least two years of recent RN experience in the field; supervisory experience or demonstrated supervisory skills required

Additional Requirements

• Ability to work night shifts on a travel assignment

Benefits and Support

• 24/7 recruiter and travel support
• Dedicated assignment support
• Fast credentialing and onboarding assistance
• Ongoing support throughout the assignment

About Healthforce

Healthforce is a nationwide travel healthcare staffing agency connecting travel nurses and allied health professionals with high-quality contract assignments across the United States. We specialize in placing clinicians in travel nursing jobs, allied health travel assignments, and local contract opportunities in hospitals, long-term care facilities, and outpatient settings.