ICU travel nurse · 9 years · adult critical care
Calm in the loudest room.
I'm a critical care nurse who goes where units need help most. Thirteen weeks at a time, I learn a new hospital fast, take a full assignment by week one and leave the team better staffed than I found it.
01 · 7a to 7p
Scrub through a shift.
I hear the night nurse's report with the patient, not at the desk, so nothing gets lost.
02 · Credentials, always current
Tap a card to see the expiry.
Sample credentials for a made-up nurse. On a real webfolio, license numbers link to the state's lookup page.
03 · For recruiters and managers
Pick a start week.
Grey weeks are booked. Tap an open week and I'll show you the full 13-week contract it would cover.
04 · stamps in the passport
Recent contracts.
Your nurse today: Ana Ruiz, RN
Every patient is somebody's whole world. I try to talk to the family the way I'd want someone to talk to mine.
About me
Nine years, eleven hospitals.
I started on a busy medical floor, moved to the ICU in year three and went travel in year six. Between contracts I hike, visit my mom in El Paso and teach CPR at a community center.
Hi, I'm Ana. Tell me about your unit, your ratios and your toughest night. I'll tell you honestly if I'm the right fit.
A voice note. On a real webfolio, it's your own voice.Ana took a full CVICU assignment on day three. We extended her twice.ICU nurse manager
The new grads asked for her by name.Clinical educator
She explained everything to my dad in Spanish. We'll never forget that.A patient's daughter
Sample references, written for this made-up nurse.
Do you work nights?
Yes, days or nights. I prefer a block schedule.
Which states are you licensed in?
On a real webfolio, each license is listed here with a link to the state board's lookup.
Will you float?
To any adult ICU or step-down unit, yes.