Minimum of 2 years of pediatric nursing experience required
Also asks
Social Security number and date of birth required for consideration
What it pays
Against similar roles
Below most Kentucky travel postingsKentucky travel postings that state pay run $1,870/week to $2,450/week, the middle half $2,000/week to $2,340/week, across 71 postings.
Assignment Overview Shift: Nights, 3x12hrs Hours: 36 hrs/wk Start Date: Aug 24, 2026 Length: 13 weeks Openings: 1 American Traveler is hiring an experienced RN for a Pediatrics position on night shift, requiring 2+ years of experience and a KY or compact RN license.
Details
Work in the Pediatric Care Unit of a hospital setting
Night shift schedule from 7:00 PM to 7:00 AM
13-week assignment length
Requirements
Active RN license (KY or Compact) currently in hand
AHA certifications required
Minimum of 2 years of pediatric nursing experience required
Social Security number and date of birth required for consideration
Additional Information
Provide nursing care to pediatric patients
Must reside more than 60 miles from the facility to be eligible for this position
Cannot have worked as permanent staff at any LifePoint facility within the last 12 months
Cannot be employed elsewhere full time while on assignment
Neighborhoods+Residential options in the Somerset area range from traditional grid neighborhoods near downtown along Bourne Avenue to newer suburban single-family developments along corridors like James Road and Makena Drive. Adjacent communities like Ferguson offer a tight-knit, historic small-town feel immediately bordering central Somerset, while Science Hill to the north provides quieter, rural-residential living. Beyond the central core, many residents live on expansive plots and farm acreage across broader Pulaski County or in lakeside subdivisions tailored toward Lake Cumberland access.
Residential options in the Somerset area range from traditional grid neighborhoods near downtown along Bourne Avenue to newer suburban single-family developments along corridors like James Road and Makena Drive. Adjacent communities like Ferguson offer a tight-knit, historic small-town feel immediately bordering central Somerset, while Science Hill to the north provides quieter, rural-residential living.
Beyond the central core, many residents live on expansive plots and farm acreage across broader Pulaski County or in lakeside subdivisions tailored toward Lake Cumberland access.
Getting around+Everyday travel in Somerset relies heavily on personal vehicles, as public transit and bike infrastructure are exceptionally limited. US Highway 27 serves as the primary commercial and commuter spine, linking downtown Somerset with nearby enclaves like Ferguson, Science Hill, and local medical facilities. While overall traffic volume is modest compared to metropolitan areas, driving along US 27 can experience sluggish slowdowns and seasonal congestion caused by boat trailers and summer visitors heading toward Lake Cumberland marinas.
Everyday travel in Somerset relies heavily on personal vehicles, as public transit and bike infrastructure are exceptionally limited. US Highway 27 serves as the primary commercial and commuter spine, linking downtown Somerset with nearby enclaves like Ferguson, Science Hill, and local medical facilities.
While overall traffic volume is modest compared to metropolitan areas, driving along US 27 can experience sluggish slowdowns and seasonal congestion caused by boat trailers and summer visitors heading toward Lake Cumberland marinas.
Outdoors+Outdoor recreation is dominated by Lake Cumberland, widely considered Kentucky's premier destination for houseboating, wakeboarding, striper fishing, and shoreline camping. Nearby public access includes Pulaski County Park along the water and General Burnside Island State Park, which features campground facilities and an 18-hole golf course surrounded by the lake. Within town limits, residents utilize Rocky Hollow Park, Somersport Park, and the municipal SomerSplash Waterpark, while Haney's Appledale Farm and Cumberland Falls State Park provide scenic regional day trips.
Outdoor recreation is dominated by Lake Cumberland, widely considered Kentucky's premier destination for houseboating, wakeboarding, striper fishing, and shoreline camping. Nearby public access includes Pulaski County Park along the water and General Burnside Island State Park, which features campground facilities and an 18-hole golf course surrounded by the lake.
Within town limits, residents utilize Rocky Hollow Park, Somersport Park, and the municipal SomerSplash Waterpark, while Haney's Appledale Farm and Cumberland Falls State Park provide scenic regional day trips.
Known as the capital of Lake Cumberland, Somerset offers nurses an authentic blend of quiet rural living and seasonal lakeside vitality. Serving as the primary regional and healthcare hub for Pulaski County, daily life revolves around the US Highway 27 corridor and a compact downtown anchored by Fountain Square and the historic Virginia Theater. Healthcare professionals will find clinical jobs largely concentrated under Lifepoint Health, creating a close-knit, centralized medical network. Off shift, downtime centers on the outdoors—boating and fishing on Lake Cumberland, exploring Pulaski County Park, or relaxing at local spots like Baxter’s Coffee and Amon’s Sugar Shack. Housing ranges from older homes along Bourne Avenue to rural acreages in Ferguson and Science Hill. Trade-offs are clear: a car is essential, retail and singles nightlife are sparse, and quiet winter rhythms contrast with massive summer tourist influxes. For nurses seeking outdoor recreation and genuine small-town hospitality, Somerset provides a grounded Kentucky lifestyle.
