Are there other ICU travel nursing jobs near Burlington, Vermont?
Yes! Advantis Medical frequently staffs ICU travel RN jobs in nearby areas. For your convenience, our similar jobs are sorted by distance so you can quickly review jobs that are close by.
If more than one contract looks like a fit, selecting “I’m Interested” on multiple assignments can give you more options to discuss with your recruiter.
What certifications are required for this ICU travel nurse position?
Every ICU travel nurse position will require Basic Life Support (BLS) and Advanced Cardiovascular Life Support (ACLS). If you’re heading to a neuro or stroke unit, you’ll also need NIH Stroke Scale (NIHSS). Certifications like CCRN and PALS can be required in specialized units—and they’re always great to have to open up more opportunities. Simply click "I’m Interested" to connect with a recruiter who can walk you through exactly what’s needed for this role.
What kind of critical care experience is preferred for travel ICU jobs?
Facilities generally look for at least 2 years of recent critical care experience and confidence caring for complex or unstable patients. Experience with ventilators, titratable medications, hemodynamic monitoring, and the specific ICU population may be requested depending on the assignment. Click “I’m Interested” to connect with a recruiter about assignment-specific requirements.
What makes UVM Medical Center's role unusual in the region?
It's Vermont's only academic medical center and the only Level I (adult) trauma center in the state, serving as the tertiary referral hospital for about one million people across Vermont and northern New York.
Is it Level I for pediatrics too?
No — it's an ACS-verified Level I Adult / Level II Pediatric trauma center. It was, however, the first U.S. hospital verified for both adults and children.
What EMR does UVM use?
Epic. UVM Medical Center transitioned to Epic in 2019.
What's the NICU situation?
UVM has the only NICU in Vermont (Level III), so neonatal RNs here cover the state's most fragile newborns.
How busy is the ED?
The 45-bed emergency department (10 beds for trauma and resuscitation) runs more than 65,000 visits a year, with a separate pediatric ED.
Explore Burlington, VT
Set on the eastern shore of Lake Champlain, Burlington, VT serves as a compact regional healthcare hub for much of northern Vermont. The University of Vermont Medical Center anchors the region's clinical activity, and its emergency and inpatient units keep RNs in demand through the year. South Burlington, Winooski, and Essex Junction give practical housing within quick reach of the medical center. The lakefront sits just a few minutes from the hospital, which shapes a lot of the off-shift routine. After work, the Burlington Greenway or the pedestrian Church Street Marketplace is an easy way to wind down before the next rotation, with Lake Champlain right there for the view.
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