Travel Rehabilitation RN - $1,767 per week

About the role

Medical Solutions LTC is seeking a travel RN specializing in Rehabilitation for a travel nursing assignment in Salem, Virginia. The position offers a 13‑week contract, 36 hours per week on 12‑hour night shifts, and is open to nurses who enjoy flexibility and high pay.

Responsibilities

• Medication administration, including IVs, PICC lines, and PEG tube administration
• Bladder scans and bladder irrigation
• Tracheostomy care
• Tube feeding
• Foley catheter care
• Blood administration
• Floating to other Med‑Surg departments as needed

Requirements

• Current Virginia RN license
• Basic Life Support (BLS) certification
• Experience in Med‑Surg or Progressive Care Unit (PCU)
• Rehabilitation experience preferred

Benefits

• Day One Medical, Dental, and Vision coverage with low premiums
• Day One 401(k) with company contribution
• Personalized compensation packages
• Paid, private, fully furnished, pet‑friendly housing
• Dedicated recruiter and 24/7 customer‑care line
• Per diem allowance and paid travel
• Licensure and certification reimbursement
• Free liability coverage
• Voluntary benefits: critical illness, hospital indemnity, accident, and pet insurance
• Medical benefits, wellness and fitness programs, employee assistance programs
• Cancellation protection, discount program, mileage reimbursement
• Life and vision insurance, referral bonus, pet insurance
• Continuing education support, holiday pay, license and certification reimbursement
• Guaranteed hours, benefits starting day 1, company‑provided housing options
• 401(k) retirement plan, weekly pay, dental benefits

Pay

The compensation is based on the bill rate at the time of posting and may vary with guaranteed hours, travel distance, and customizations. Pay is structured around 12‑hour shifts (36 hours per week) with a tax‑free stipend amount to be determined. Auto‑offer is common.

Schedule

• 12‑hour night shifts
• 36 hours per week
• 13‑week assignment
• Every other weekend
• Potential floating to other Med‑Surg departments