Travel Nurse RN PCU in Columbus, OH

Agency: Modern Healthcare Solutions

Location: Columbus, Ohio

Pay: $2,426/wk

Shift: Rot, 3x12 hr

Start date: Dec 14, 2026

Assignment length: 16 weeks

We are looking for a Travel Progressive Care Unit RN for a great Travel nursing job in Columbus, OH. This Progressive Care Unit Travel nursing job pays for 36 hours a week for 16 weeks. With Wanderly you can compare Travel nurse salary from leading Travel nurse agencies in the United States. With Wanderly you can chat and apply to any agency for this Travel Nursing Job with Wanderly’s Universal Application. Registered Nurse (RN) Unit Information This role involves providing care in a Medical Oncology Progressive Care Unit (PCU) that caters to a diverse patient population, including those with high acuity needs and pediatric patients, although pediatric cases are rare. Schedule Contracted RNs may work a rotating schedule that includes both day and night shifts, depending on departmental needs. Shift assignments will be reviewed every four weeks, though changes are not guaranteed and will be influenced by staffing priorities. Patient Diagnoses Solid Tumor Orthopedic Oncology Thoracic Oncology Unit Details The unit comprises 36 beds, with over 24 beds designated for PCU-level care. The healthcare team emphasizes infection prevention protocols and patient fall prevention. Special Equipment B450 monitors using GE telemetry system Bladder Scanner Alaris pumps Stryker beds Continuous Bladder Irrigation PCA Pumps Requirements A minimum of 2 years of acute care nursing experience, including at least 1 year of PCU experience. Certifications in Basic Cardiac Life Support (BCLS), Advanced Cardiovascular Life Support (ACLS), and NIH Stroke Scale. Staffing ratios are typically 1:4-5 for Med Surg Telemetry and 1:3 for PCU. Willingness to float within units of equivalent or lower acuity. Previous travel experience is preferred. Skills Required Interpretation of dysrhythmias Utilization of rapid response teams Management of feeding tubes Accessing Ports and administering blood products Central and peripheral line care/management PICC line management and starting IVs Management of heparin protocols and cardiac drips (no titration) PCA management Titration of cardiac drips Chest tube management Use of CPAP/BIPAP and High Flow Nasal Cannula (HFNC) Interpretation of ABGs Nasal Cannula and tracheostomy management Skills Preferred Management of dysrhythmias and IV insulin protocols Titration of insulin drips Phlebotomy and chemotherapy administration Monitoring chemotherapy and wound care Management of arterial lines and surgical drains Non-invasive airway management Benefits Opportunities for professional growth and development. Comprehensive benefits package. Parking Information There are various parking permit options available, including monthly and annual permits that provide access to different parking facilities. Shuttle services are available to assist staff in reaching their work locations. Please note that parking fees and options may be subject to change based on campus policies. PK-38427265