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Travel PICU Nurse Job in Boston, MA
- Pay when open
- $2,334/wk
- Original start
- Nov 29, 2026
- Shift
- Nights · 3×12
- Contract length
- 13 weeks
This PICU travel nurse job in Boston, Massachusetts, is a 13-week Registered Nurse (RN) assignment with Anders Group. This role pays $2,334 per week and follows a night shift with a 3x12 schedule.
In this travel nursing job, you will assess and monitor patients, administer medications and treatments, document care accurately, respond to changes in condition, and collaborate with physicians and the interdisciplinary care team.
Requirements for this Travel PICU Assignment
- 2+ years of recent PICU experience
- Graduate of an accredited nursing program
- Active Massachusetts RN license or Compact License, if applicable
- Current BLS certification, or the approved specialty-specific standard
Responsibilities for PICU travel job:
- Provide bedside nursing care in the PICU unit
- Create and update individualized patient care plans
- Administer medications and treatments as ordered
- Collaborate with physicians and interdisciplinary teams
- Document patient care accurately in EMR systems
- Promote patient safety and quality outcomes
FAQs: Travel PICU jobs in Boston, MA
What are the benefits of taking a travel RN assignment in Boston, MA?
Boston, MA has a performing-arts scene and connected park landscapes to explore during a nursing stay. Symphony Hall and the Theater District offer different kinds of live performance, while the Emerald Necklace links a series of green spaces. Those choices extend the city's appeal beyond historic streets and waterfront walks.
What transportation choices help with a longer Boston, MA stay?
Boston's MBTA system combines subway, bus and commuter-rail services, with different roles in city and regional travel. Walking works for many central outings, while longer journeys depend on the particular route. Accommodation in Boston, MA, Cambridge or an outer community can mean quite different connections.
About Boston, MA
Boston, MA brings academic medicine into a city of historic streets, river paths and distinct neighborhoods. Its teaching and community hospitals provide several types of care, including intensive care and maternity services. Cambridge, Somerville and Quincy are additional communities to consider when planning an RN stay in the metro. Within Boston, you can browse Newbury Street's shops, walk Beacon Hill's older streets or make dinner in the North End the evening's plan. The Charles River Esplanade offers a waterside route when you'd rather be outside. Choosing one neighborhood to explore at a time is a practical way to get acquainted with the city.