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NICU nurses specialize in caring for newborns who require intensive medical attention, often due to premature birth, low birth weight, infections, or congenital conditions. They monitor vital signs, administer medications, support feeding, and provide critical care. NICU nurses work closely with neonatologists and families to ensure optimal outcomes during a newborn’s most vulnerable stage.
NICU nurses typically require the following certifications:
NICU nurses must earn an Associate or Bachelor of Science in Nursing (ADN or BSN) from an accredited program. After passing the NCLEX-RN exam and obtaining licensure, specialized NICU training or prior pediatric experience is often preferred. Some NICU nurses pursue certification as a Neonatal Nurse (RNC-NIC) to advance their skills and career opportunities.
NICU nurses have the following responsibilities:
NICU Travel nurse jobs in Virginia offers strong career opportunities in healthcare hubs like Richmond, Norfolk, and Arlington. The state’s mix of high-quality hospitals and a moderate cost of living makes it appealing for travelers seeking professional growth. Virginia’s diverse landscape includes beautiful beaches, the scenic Blue Ridge Mountains, and historic sites like Colonial Williamsburg. With a mild climate and proximity to Washington, D.C., Virginia is a great choice for nursing jobs that offer career stability, adventure, and a rich cultural experience.
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To work NICU travel nurse jobs in Virginia, you must hold an active RN license. Virginia is not currently part of the Nurse Licensure Compact (NLC), so out-of-state nurses must apply for licensure by endorsement to work in Virginia.
Website: https://www.dhp.virginia.gov/Boards/Nursing/
Phone: 804.367.4444
License by Exam: $190 (+$200 exam fee)
License by Endorsement: $190
Renewal: $140
ackground Check/Fingerprinting: $35.95 (in-state) $38.95 (out-of-state)
Processing Time: 4 – 6 weeks
Valid for: 2 years
Renewal Schedule: by the last day of the birth month, every two years
Nurse Licensure Compact: Yes
Nursys: Yes
CEU Requirements: CEU Requirements: 24 hours, 3 in ethics
Based on current travel job openings, the top 5 highest-paying NICU travel nursing cities in Virginia are:
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If you're exploring travel nursing jobs in Virginia, certain specialties stand out due to high demand across Virginia. Based on our current openings, here are the specialties with the most active travel nursing jobs in Virginia.
For NICU travel nursing jobs, these states have the most openings:
When working NICU 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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