Below most Maryland travel postingsMaryland travel postings that state pay run $1,600/week to $2,450/week, the middle half $1,830/week to $2,230/week, across 71 postings.
American Traveler is hiring an experienced RN for an Emergency Department position requiring 3+ years of ED experience, Cerner proficiency, and prior travel assignment history.
Details
Multi-function Emergency Department covering Geriatric, Pediatric, and Psych patient populations
Evening shift schedule of 3x12 hours from 19:00 to 07:30
Every other weekend required
Every other holiday required
No on-call requirements
Uses Cerner EMR system
Requirements
Active RN license, compact or MD license required
Current
certifications
ACLS, BLS, NIHSS, and PALS
ENCP and TNCC certifications preferred
3+ years of Emergency Department experience required, with 4-5 years of strong ED experience preferred
Experience with stroke protocols and TNK administration required
Cerner charting system experience required
Must have completed at least one previous travel assignment
Must successfully pass the Relias EKG Rhythm Interpretation Exam with a minimum 80% overall score and 100% on lethal rhythms
Skills required: IV therapy/phlebotomy, starting and maintaining IVs, respiratory care, emergency medications, and procedural sedation administration/monitoring
Preferred
skills
blood product administration, central line care/management, and care of ventilated patients
Comfortable working in a general ED setting serving combined adult and pediatric populations
Experience with isolation precautions/PPE and triage required
Additional Information
Provide emergency nursing care across geriatric, pediatric, and psychiatric patient populations within the ED
Must be comfortable working in all areas of the multi-function department
Flu vaccine required for all employees at this facility
Previous charge experience preferred
Local candidates within 60 miles accepted at a lower rate
Candidates with previous MedStar employment must have been separated for at least one year before returning as a traveler
Neighborhoods+Established low-density subdivisions popular with families and professionals include Hallowell, Olney Mill, Williamsburg Village, Norbeck Grove (highlighted for commuter-friendly location), Tanterra, Cherrywood, Olney Oaks, and Brookeville Knolls; townhomes and condos serve as more accessible entry points below the single-family average while still offering garage or low-maintenance options near parks and village-center amenities.
Established low-density subdivisions popular with families and professionals include Hallowell, Olney Mill, Williamsburg Village, Norbeck Grove (highlighted for commuter-friendly location), Tanterra, Cherrywood, Olney Oaks, and Brookeville Knolls; townhomes and condos serve as more accessible entry points below the single-family average while still offering garage or low-maintenance options near parks and village-center amenities.
Getting around+Car-dependent with no Metro station; primary routes are MD-97/Georgia Ave and Route 108 plus quick ICC/MD-200 links toward Rockville, Bethesda, and Washington DC (under an hour north of DC), though drive times fluctuate with traffic; transit score is limited while drivability is high.
Car-dependent with no Metro station; primary routes are MD-97/Georgia Ave and Route 108 plus quick ICC/MD-200 links toward Rockville, Bethesda, and Washington DC (under an hour north of DC), though drive times fluctuate with traffic; transit score is limited while drivability is high.
