American Traveler is hiring an experienced RN for a Med/Surg, Telemetry, and PCU position requiring 3+ years of combined experience and comfort across all three specialties. This role comes through American Traveler, a staffing partner, so ask which facility you would land in.
Posted Sep 10
Shift and hours
Days, 3x12hrs · 12-hour day shifts (7:00 AM-7:30 PM) Shift: Days, 3x12hrs 12-hour day shifts, 7:00 AM-7:30 PM, 36 hours per week36 hours a week
Unit and setting
Combined Med/Surg, Telemetry, and PCU unit · Hospital Patient population ranges from newborn to geriatricNewborn to geriatric
License
RN license Active NH or Compact RN license requiredActive NH or Compact RN license
Term
13 weeks · starts Oct 5, 2026 · Travel
Do you qualify?
License
Active NH or Compact RN licenseActive NH or Compact RN license requiredCheck your license
Certification
Current AHA BLS and ACLS certificationCurrent AHA BLS and ACLS certification required
Experience
Minimum 3+ years of combined PCU, Med/Surg, and Telemetry experienceMinimum 3+ years of combined PCU, Med/Surg, and Telemetry experience required
Experience
Combined PCU, Med/Surg, and Telemetry experience
Also asks
Basic dysrhythmia test in profileBasic dysrhythmia test required in profile
Also asks
Comfortable working across Med/Surg, Telemetry, and PCU specialtiesMust be comfortable working across Med/Surg, Telemetry, and PCU specialties
Also asks
Able to work independently and adapt quickly to a new environmentMust be able to work independently and adapt quickly to a new environment
Also asks
Skills checklists for Med/Surg, Telemetry, and PCU, current within 1 yearSkills checklists required for Med/Surg, Telemetry, and PCU, current within 1 year
Also asks
One supervisory signed reference from within the past two years of employmentOne supervisory signed reference required, from within the past two years of employment
Also asks
Reside more than 50 miles from the facilityCandidates must reside more than 50 miles from the facility to be considered
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Personal vehicleMust have a personal vehicle for this assignment
Preferred
Experience
Rural or small facility experienceRural or small facility experience is highly preferred
Experience
Previous travel experiencePrevious travel experience is highly preferred
In range for New Hampshire travel rolesNew Hampshire travel postings that state pay run $1,400/week to $2,540/week, the middle half $1,890/week to $2,320/week, across 86 postings.
Benefits
Housing Perks
Tax Advantage Plan
Comprehensive Insurance
Weekly Payroll
Referral Bonuses
Licensure Reimbursement
More benefits (2)
Travel Allowances
Continuing Education
The role and schedule
Day to day
Direct patient care across Med/Surg, Telemetry, and PCU patient populations, including cardiac monitoringProvide direct patient care across Med/Surg, Telemetry, and PCU patient populations, including cardiac monitoring
Hours stated
7:00 AM-7:30 PM
Weekends
Every other weekend requiredEvery other weekend required, plus holidays as needed
On call
No on-call requirementsNo on-call requirements
Start
Oct 5, 2026Start Date: Oct 5, 2026
Hours
36 hours per week12-hour day shifts, 7:00 AM-7:30 PM, 36 hours per week
Holidays
Holidays as needed
Holidays
Work two required holiday blocks if scheduled
Details
25-bed hospitalCombined Med/Surg, Telemetry, and PCU unit in a small, rural 25-bed hospital
Details
Personal scrubs of any color permittedPersonal scrubs of any color are permitted
Details
Requested time off must be submitted at time of application and cannot exceed 5 daysRequested time off must be submitted at the time of application and cannot exceed 5 days for the 13-week assignment; requests after submission will not be approved
American Traveler is hiring an experienced RN for a Med/Surg, Telemetry, and PCU position requiring 3+ years of combined experience and comfort across all three specialties.
Details
Combined Med/Surg, Telemetry, and PCU unit in a small, rural 25-bed hospital
Patient population ranges from newborn to geriatric
RN/patient ratio of 5:1 depending on acuity, with higher acuity PCU patients at 3:1 or 4:1
12-hour day shifts, 7:00 AM-7:30 PM, 36 hours per week
Every other weekend required, plus holidays as needed
No on-call requirements
Requirements
Active NH or Compact RN license required
Current AHA BLS and ACLS certification required
Minimum 3+ years of combined PCU, Med/Surg, and Telemetry experience required
Basic dysrhythmia test required in profile
Must be comfortable working across Med/Surg, Telemetry, and PCU specialties
Must be able to work independently and adapt quickly to a new environment
Skills checklists required for Med/Surg, Telemetry, and PCU, current within 1 year
One supervisory signed reference required, from within the past two years of employment
Additional Information
Provide direct patient care across Med/Surg, Telemetry, and PCU patient populations, including cardiac monitoring
Rural or small facility experience is highly preferred
Previous travel experience is highly preferred
Personal scrubs of any color are permitted
Must work two required holiday blocks if scheduled: Thanksgiving Day through the weekend after, Christmas Eve through Christmas Day and the following weekend, and New Year's Eve through New Year's Day and the following weekend
Requested time off must be submitted at the time of application and cannot exceed 5 days for the 13-week assignment; requests after submission will not be approved
Candidates must reside more than 50 miles from the facility to be considered
Neighborhoods+Claremont's residential landscape is defined by distinct pockets reflecting its history as a Connecticut River valley mill town. The suburban East Side neighborhood is a primary choice for convenient living, offering quiet residential streets close to Monadnock Park, the city recreation center, and local schools. In the North End, streets are lined with historic mill workers' cottages often featuring screened porches and easy walking access to downtown through Visitor Center Common. More rural, scenic surroundings can be found near Punkershire and the Arrowhead Recreation Area, while clinicians looking for larger lots or rural quiet often consider outlying Sullivan County towns such as Unity, Goshen, and Lempster.
Claremont's residential landscape is defined by distinct pockets reflecting its history as a Connecticut River valley mill town. The suburban East Side neighborhood is a primary choice for convenient living, offering quiet residential streets close to Monadnock Park, the city recreation center, and local schools.
In the North End, streets are lined with historic mill workers' cottages often featuring screened porches and easy walking access to downtown through Visitor Center Common. More rural, scenic surroundings can be found near Punkershire and the Arrowhead Recreation Area, while clinicians looking for larger lots or rural quiet often consider outlying Sullivan County towns such as Unity, Goshen, and Lempster.
Getting around+Claremont is a predominantly car-dependent city with minimal public transit, making a personal vehicle essential for shift work. Healthcare workers traveling to major regional employers such as Dartmouth-Hitchcock Medical Center in Lebanon utilize Interstate 91, which runs just west of Claremont across the Connecticut River in Vermont. Commuting within Claremont is straightforward along main city thoroughfares like Washington Street and Broad Street, though winter weather and snow events require dependable winter-ready vehicles.
Claremont is a predominantly car-dependent city with minimal public transit, making a personal vehicle essential for shift work. Healthcare workers traveling to major regional employers such as Dartmouth-Hitchcock Medical Center in Lebanon utilize Interstate 91, which runs just west of Claremont across the Connecticut River in Vermont.
Commuting within Claremont is straightforward along main city thoroughfares like Washington Street and Broad Street, though winter weather and snow events require dependable winter-ready vehicles.
Outdoors+Outdoor enthusiasts have immediate access to recreation within municipal limits and the broader Dartmouth-Lake Sunapee region. Monadnock Park in the East Side neighborhood offers athletic fields and community green space, while Arrowhead Recreation Area provides year-round recreation, from mountain biking and hiking trails in the summer to winter snow tubing and community skiing. The Sugar River and nearby Connecticut River offer scenic walking spots and water recreation, with Mount Sunapee and the White Mountains accessible for regional hiking and skiing excursions.
Outdoor enthusiasts have immediate access to recreation within municipal limits and the broader Dartmouth-Lake Sunapee region. Monadnock Park in the East Side neighborhood offers athletic fields and community green space, while Arrowhead Recreation Area provides year-round recreation, from mountain biking and hiking trails in the summer to winter snow tubing and community skiing.
The Sugar River and nearby Connecticut River offer scenic walking spots and water recreation, with Mount Sunapee and the White Mountains accessible for regional hiking and skiing excursions.
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 Claremont
Situated along the Sugar River near the Vermont border, Claremont offers healthcare professionals a grounded, historic mill-town base with access to the wider Upper Valley. For nurses working locally or commuting north along Interstate 91 toward Dartmouth-Hitchcock Medical Center, Claremont provides a quieter residential pace. Neighborhoods range from the suburban convenience of East Side—anchored by Monadnock Park and the local recreation center—to historic workers' cottages in the North End and quiet rural properties near Punkershire. Everyday life features riverfront dining at The Common Man Inn on Water Street, local shopping along the Washington Street corridor, and easy access to outdoor recreation at Arrowhead Recreation Area for mountain biking and winter snow tubing. Relocating nurses should balance these advantages with real tradeoffs: Claremont is actively reimagining itself following past industrial machine-tool declines, and some neighborhoods reflect persistent socioeconomic and substance-use challenges. A dependable car is necessary for both winter driving and hospital shifts, but for clinicians prioritizing outdoor recreation, community familiarity, and available housing near Dartmouth-region employers, Claremont offers a practical, resilient home base.
