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ER nurses assess and triage patients, deliver care to stabilize them for release or admission, coordinate care, communicate with multiple teams, and inform family members. Common cases include fractures, chest pains, wounds, trauma, and respiratory distress.
ER nurses require the following certifications:
ER/ED nurses must have an ADN or a BSN from an accredited institution. The BSN takes longer, approximately 4 years, but is considered more valuable and will likely help you find work more quickly and at a higher income. New graduate nurses can secure jobs in the emergency department often through a residency program that provides 6-8 weeks of precepting.
ER nurses have the following responsibilities:
ER Travel nurse jobs in Connecticut provides access to top-tier hospitals in cities like Hartford, New Haven, and Stamford. Known for its high standard of healthcare, the state offers abundant nursing jobs in prestigious medical institutions. Travelers can enjoy the charm of New England, from scenic coastal towns to vibrant cultural scenes. While the cost of living is higher, competitive pay makes Connecticut a great choice for ER travel nurse jobs that combine career advancement with rich history, outdoor activities, and proximity to major cities like Boston and New York.
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We're grateful for our hundreds of 5-star reviews because we take great pride in our commitment to caring for travel nurses like you. We combine an exceptional human experience with great technology to match you with RN travel jobs that fit your needs, while ensuring you feel valued and supported. Our goal is to build a trusted partnership for life.
To work ER travel nurse jobs in Connecticut, you must hold an active RN license. Connecticut is not currently part of the Nurse Licensure Compact (NLC), so out-of-state nurses must apply for licensure by endorsement to work in Connecticut.
Website: https://portal.ct.gov/DPH/Practitioner-Licensing--Investigations/Registered-Nurse/
Phone: 860.509.7603
License by Exam: $180 (+$200 exam fee)
License by Endorsement: $180
Renewal: $110
Processing Time: 3 – 4 weeks
Valid for: one year
Renewal Schedule: annually during the nurse’s birth month
Nurse Licensure Compact: No
Nursys: Yes
CEU Requirements: CEU Requirements: two contact hours on screening for conditions like depression, grief, suicidality, and PTSD, or suicide prevention
Based on current travel job openings, the top 5 highest-paying ER travel nursing cities in Connecticut are:
We update our ER travel nurse jobs Connecticut continuously throughout the day to ensure you always see the most current openings available. There are currently 3 ER travel nursing jobs in Connecticut open and new jobs are added in real time as soon as they’re released.
Our job board is refreshed at least every 30 minutes, and the most recent ER travel nursing jobs in Connecticut was posted just 17 minutes ago. Whether you're searching by specialty, location, or pay, Advantis Medical keeps your travel job search up to date and easy to navigate.
If you're exploring travel nursing jobs in Connecticut, certain specialties stand out due to high demand across Connecticut. Based on our current openings, here are the specialties with the most active travel nursing jobs in Connecticut.
For ER travel nursing jobs, these states have the most openings:
When working ER travel nursing jobs with Advantis Medical, you receive premium benefits while on assignment. We’re proud to offer very competitive benefits in the industry, including:
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Meridan, Connecticut
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