In range for Oklahoma travel rolesOklahoma travel postings that state pay run $1,660/week to $2,680/week, the middle half $1,850/week to $2,320/week, across 54 postings.
American Traveler is hiring a Registered Nurse for an Intermediate Care (IMC) unit requiring 2 years of critical care/telemetry experience and night shift availability.
Details
Work in the Intermediate Care (IMC) unit of a hospital environment
Night shift schedule, 3x12 hours, 7:00 PM to 7:30 AM
Floating required to other units and sister facilities within a 75-mile radius as needed
Uses Epic charting system
Bi-Pap and high flow O2 equipment utilized
Requirements
Active RN license (Standard or Compact) currently in hand
Current
certifications
BLS, ACLS, EKG Course/Telemetry test, and NIHSS
PCCN certification preferred
Minimum 2 years of current critical care and telemetry experience required
Current and valid driver's license or state-issued ID required
Utility bill in traveler's name with matching address within the last three months required
Two supervisory references required
Additional Information
Provide nursing care to intermediate care patients requiring telemetry monitoring
Block scheduling is not accommodated
Maximum RTO of 5 days per 13-week assignment, with no holiday or blackout date requests accepted
Must reside greater than 75 miles from the facility to be eligible
Local candidates are not accepted
Previous Integris employees must have a minimum of 1 year separation from the health system to be eligible
Neighborhoods+Edmond offers distinct pockets ranging from walkable historic streets to sprawling suburban subdivisions. Historic Downtown Edmond and the Old Edmond area provide historic charm and walkable access to local businesses, while established neighborhoods like Kickingbird, Coffee Creek, and Hafer Park offer mature trees and settled community appeal. Upscale subdivisions like Oak Tree Country Club and Fairfax Estates represent higher-end, often gated living with strict HOA rules. Meanwhile, North and West Edmond toward Deer Creek feature expansive new-construction communities like The Grove, and the southern edge near the University of Central Oklahoma (UCO) offers accessible apartment complexes and entry-level developments.
Edmond offers distinct pockets ranging from walkable historic streets to sprawling suburban subdivisions. Historic Downtown Edmond and the Old Edmond area provide historic charm and walkable access to local businesses, while established neighborhoods like Kickingbird, Coffee Creek, and Hafer Park offer mature trees and settled community appeal.
Upscale subdivisions like Oak Tree Country Club and Fairfax Estates represent higher-end, often gated living with strict HOA rules. Meanwhile, North and West Edmond toward Deer Creek feature expansive new-construction communities like The Grove, and the southern edge near the University of Central Oklahoma (UCO) offers accessible apartment complexes and entry-level developments.
Getting around+Edmond residents commute primarily by car, with average commute times around 22 minutes. The primary regional corridor is Interstate 35, which connects Edmond directly to Oklahoma City roughly 15 to 20 miles to the south. While travel to local healthcare facilities—including Edmond's two community hospitals and surgical center—is relatively quick within town, morning and evening rushes along I-35 and major east-west arteries experience heavy congestion. Local residents frequently note that cross-town traffic along key commercial thoroughfares can feel unexpectedly bottlenecked for a suburban community.
Edmond residents commute primarily by car, with average commute times around 22 minutes. The primary regional corridor is Interstate 35, which connects Edmond directly to Oklahoma City roughly 15 to 20 miles to the south.
While travel to local healthcare facilities—including Edmond's two community hospitals and surgical center—is relatively quick within town, morning and evening rushes along I-35 and major east-west arteries experience heavy congestion. Local residents frequently note that cross-town traffic along key commercial thoroughfares can feel unexpectedly bottlenecked for a suburban community.
Outdoors+Outdoor recreation centers on Arcadia Lake, an expansive reservoir offering boating, kayaking, camping, hiking along the Arcadia Lake Trail, and fishing from a heated, covered dock. Inside the city, Mitch Park and Hafer Park act as primary neighborhood destinations equipped with extensive walking and paved multi-use trails, disc golf, playgrounds, and athletic fields. Across the municipality, residents have access to dozens of public parks, golf clubs like Kickingbird and Oak Tree, and community events like the Cycle 66 bicycle ride.
Outdoor recreation centers on Arcadia Lake, an expansive reservoir offering boating, kayaking, camping, hiking along the Arcadia Lake Trail, and fishing from a heated, covered dock. Inside the city, Mitch Park and Hafer Park act as primary neighborhood destinations equipped with extensive walking and paved multi-use trails, disc golf, playgrounds, and athletic fields.
Across the municipality, residents have access to dozens of public parks, golf clubs like Kickingbird and Oak Tree, and community events like the Cycle 66 bicycle ride.
Check the commute at your shift’s start and end, upfront housing costs, and whether moving assistance must be repaid if you leave.
Living in Edmond
Located just north of Oklahoma City along Interstate 35, Edmond offers relocating healthcare professionals an exceptional balance of suburban comfort, premier public institutions, and low crime rates. For nurses, the community provides local career opportunities at two community hospitals, a surgical center, and surrounding clinics, alongside an easy 15-to-20-mile commute into downtown Oklahoma City. Residential pockets span from the historic, walkable core around Downtown Edmond to settled enclaves like Coffee Creek and Kickingbird, out to modern developments like The Grove in North Edmond, and budget-friendly rental options near the University of Central Oklahoma. Off shift, daily life revolves around sprawling green spaces like Mitch Park and Hafer Park, outdoor getaways at Arcadia Lake, and lively downtown block events like the Heard on Hurd street festival and VIBES art walks. While shift workers must contend with rush-hour slowdowns on I-35, higher local utility rates, and limited late-night dining options, Edmond's welcoming community atmosphere, excellent schools, and outdoor access make it a standout choice in the OKC metro.
