We currently have 27 matching ICU Nurse jobs in Madison, WI.
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$2,890/week
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$1,489/week
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How Much Do ICU Nurse Jobs Pay in Madison?
For jobs available on NurseFly as of Tuesday, November 24th 2020, the average weekly salary for a ICU Nurse in Madison is $2,272 but can pay up to $2,890 per week.
- min - $1,489
- avg - $2,272
- max - $2,890
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What are the compact nursing license states?
Posted on Jul 20, 2020
Update: Indiana is the latest state to enact the eNLC! Legislation is pending in Michigan, Pennsylvania, and Vermont! New Jersey is still only partially implementing the eNLC legislation as the state reviews its effectiveness. Now, more than ever, the eNLC stands to have a huge impact on the way nurses can practice across state lines….
Day in the Life: COVID-19 ICU Nurse
Posted on Nov 11, 2020
As the nation’s daily count of COVID-19 cases continues to rise, we are again seeing a major demand for nurses and travel nurses in facilities across the country. For some of us, we have experienced this public health catastrophe in waves, while others have been working COVID crisis contracts since March. Either way, nurses have…
What is Intensive Care Unit (ICU) Nursing?
Posted on Jun 19, 2020
ICU nursing is also known as critical care nursing and can serve as a launching point for a nursing career. Many ICU nurses go on to become Certified Registered Nurse Anesthetists (CRNAs), flight nurses, Nurse Practitioners, and specialty nurses in high risk areas that require advanced knowledge of hemodynamics. There are many types of ICUs…
Coronavirus: Briefing from an ICU Travel Nurse
Posted on Apr 08, 2020
We have ended another week of COVID-19, and sources continue to report an exponential increase in the number cases across the nation, as well as the world. For nurses, this means another week has gone by full of patients decompensating, needing intubation and ventilation, and perhaps not surviving this pandemic. Nurses and travel nurses…
