Job Description:

Join us for a 13-week travel nursing assignment at Bridgton Hospital in Maine, where you'll be providing vital medical-surgical care during your night shift. This role is perfect for experienced RNs who thrive in fast-paced settings and enjoy a mix of adult, geriatric, and occasional bariatric patients. Working 12-hour nights from 7:00 pm to 7:00 am, you'll get a chance to hone your skills with telemetry equipment while enjoying the tranquility of this scenic town. The job offers a weekly gross pay of approximately $1,850 and the opportunity to experience the unique charm of western Maine’s community and natural beauty. Whether you're managing multiple patients or collaborating with interdisciplinary teams, this assignment challenges your critical thinking and clinical judgment in a supportive environment. What makes this role even more special? The peaceful, yet busy, surroundings combined with the opportunity to be part of a dedicated medical-surgical team focused on safety and quality care.

Weather:

You can expect mild, pleasantly cool weather around this time of year, ideal for outdoor activities and enjoying Maine’s scenic landscapes. Spring is often marked by a mix of sunny days and refreshing breezes, perfect for exploring the outdoors and unwinding after shifts.

Fun Things To Do:

- Pleasant Mountain Ski Area (Day trip for skiing or snowboarding)
- Bridgton Highland Lake Beach (Relaxing day by the lake)
- Maine Lake Science Center (Educational visit)
- Salmon Pointe Campground (Seasonal camping and outdoor activities)
- Portland, ME Coastal Town (Day trip exploring shops, eateries, and scenic waterfronts)

Job Specifics:

Location: Bridgton, ME
Shift: Night shift, 12 hours (7:00 pm – 7:00 am)
Duration: 13 weeks
Weekly Hours: 36 hours
This role involves working on a 22-bed medical-surgical unit, providing care to adult, geriatric, and occasional bariatric patients using telemetry equipment. The nurse will be responsible for assessing, planning, implementing, and evaluating patient care, with a focus on safety and quality outcomes. Certifications required include ACLS and Telemetry, with a minimum of one year of acute care nursing experience preferred. The unit operates with patient ratios of 5-6:1 during nights, and the environment emphasizes teamwork, professionalism, and continuous learning. A valid RN license in Maine or a compact state is mandatory, along with proficiency in electronic medical records and medication administration.

• Medical Insurance
• Dental Insurance
• Vision Insurance
• Life Insurance
• Voluntary Benefits including life insurance, accident, etc.
• Referral Program
• Housing Options
• Continuing Education Program
• 401(k)
• License and Certificate Reimbursement
• Paid Bereavement Leave