Travel RN Contract - ED

What We Offer:

Bring your emergency nursing experience to East Cooper Medical Center for a temporary, contract, full-time night assignment, with opportunities to support freestanding emergency departments as staffing needs arise.

Why Experienced ED Nurses Choose This Role

• 13–26 week temporary contract assignment with premium pay offered
• Full-time schedule of three 12-hour night shifts (7 p.m.–7 a.m.)
• Primary assignment at East Cooper Medical Center, with floating to freestanding EDs as needed
• Every-other-weekend coverage based on unit needs
• Opportunity to apply your ED expertise within a collaborative emergency care team

Facility: East Cooper Medical Center | Location: Mount Pleasant, SC | Position Type: Full-Time, Temporary Contract | Work Schedule: Three 12-hour night shifts, 7 p.m.–7 a.m.

Additional scheduling expectations

Contract & Scheduling Details: Assignments range from 13–26 weeks. Nurses may be required to work every other weekend based on unit needs and are expected to work 50% of holidays occurring during their contract period.

What We're Looking For:

• Required

  • Current unrestricted RN license in the State of South Carolina
  • 2+ years recent Emergency Room RN Experience
  • BLS, ACLS, and PALS required
  • NRP required

  Preferred

  • TNCC preferred

  Additional

  • Specialty certification and/or participation in professional nursing organizations encouraged

What You'll Do:

• Step into critical moments, using your emergency nursing experience to assess patients, prioritize needs and deliver timely care.
• Recognize changes in patient conditions and respond with the clinical judgment and confidence that come from working in emergency care.
• Use your clinical expertise to partner with a multi-disciplinary team to coordinate treatment and support patients through urgent and emergent situations.
• Bring consistency and adaptability to your assignment, supporting East Cooper Medical Center and freestanding emergency departments as staffing needs change.
• Be a steady presence for patients and families, delivering safe, compassionate care when they need it most.