Intensive Care Unit Travel Nursing Jobs in Berlin for RNs

This outstanding unit is looking for the right individual to join their team of compassionate and driven health care professionals. Join this highly motivated team of caregivers and enjoy a challenging and welcoming environment based on optimal patient care.

This outstanding unit is looking for the right RN to join their team of compassionate and driven health care professionals. Join this highly motivated team of caregivers and enjoy a challenging and welcoming environment based on optimal patient care.

This outstanding unit is looking for the right RN to join their team of compassionate and driven health care professionals. Join this highly motivated team of caregivers and enjoy a challenging and welcoming environment based on optimal patient care.

This outstanding unit is looking for the right RN to join their team of compassionate and driven health care professionals. Join this highly motivated team of caregivers and enjoy a challenging and welcoming environment based on optimal patient care.

Intensive Care Unit (ICU) RN needed for 170 bed Level 2 Trauma center located on New Hampshire’s gorgeous SeaCoast. Enjoy the conveniences of a prospering small city combined with the delights of New England traditions.

Intensive Care Unit (ICU) RN needed for 170 bed Level 2 Trauma center located on New Hampshire’s gorgeous SeaCoast. Enjoy the conveniences of a prospering small city combined with the delights of New England traditions.

ICU RN needed for 8 bed unit with 1:2 staffing. RN will float to lower acuity units as needed. 85 bed Level 3 Trauma center located in southern NH. Under 1 hour from Boston, or to NH and MA beaches

ICU RN needed for 8 bed unit with 1:2 staffing. RN will float to lower acuity units as needed. 85 bed Level 3 Trauma center located in southern NH. Under 1 hour from Boston, or to NH and MA beaches

This position presents an opportunity to join an elite team of passionate physicians and nurses within the Intensive Care Unit (ICU). You’ll find a challenging and rewarding environment where patient care is firmly rooted in compassion, innovation, and a drive for great outcomes. This highly esteemed facility welcomes creative, energetic caregivers.

This position presents an opportunity to join an elite team of passionate physicians and nurses within the Intensive Care Unit (ICU). You’ll find a challenging and rewarding environment where patient care is firmly rooted in compassion, innovation, and a drive for great outcomes. This highly esteemed facility welcomes creative, energetic caregivers.

Night shift is non negotiable 26 weeks is highly preferred About Facility: Address: 489 State St. Bangor, ME 04401 Level II Trauma Center Bed: 411 General Information: Beds: Varies, based on unit Will you accept a traveler with 1-year experience? No, 2 years Will you accept a first-time traveler? Yes Patient Types/Common Diagnoses: Please ask all travelers about charge experience and include in the offer if they have/have not worked in a CRN capacity Multispecialty Critical Care patients: Medical/Surgical/Cardiac/Neuro/Ortho/Trauma/Interventional Common diagnoses included but are not limited to: Stroke, ICP monitoring, EVD Drains, spinal precautions, DKA, Sepsis, Multisystem trauma, COVID, STEMI, NSTEMI, Heart failure ICU Float Pool RNs could float to ER Hold/Obs and care for MedSurg level patients there and Stepdown units – this can happen as often as is needed Patient Ratios: 1:2, based on acuity. May get 3rd patient as one is being downgraded ED Hold/Obs: 1:4-5, dependent on acuity Required Licensure & Certifications: BLS, ACLS, PALS, NIHSS Skills required: No more than 6 days of RTO (no holidays) is accepted at this time Neuro and Trauma experience is an absolute must – please decline travelers without this; Ventilator management, critical care drips/titration, cardiac rhythm interpretation, measuring cardiac strips, drains, chest tubes, hemodynamic lines: art lines/CVP, Stroke experience Support within the Department: CNA (Ratio – 1:10 days; 1:10 nights) Charge nurse Phlebotomy, shared responsibility with RN Resource Nurse 0700-1900, depending on unit House Supervisor, 24/7 RT, 24/7 Hospitalist, 24/7 Cardiovascular Surgeon and team for CV surgical patients, 24/7 Intensivist, available for consult 24/7 OT, PT, ST – 0800-1600 Technology/Equipment: EMR: Cerner IV pumps: Alaris Medication dispensing: Pyxis Monitors: Floating: If yes, where? This is a float pool position that floats between all levels of care, appropriate to care type – this does include floating into the ED to take ED holds (patients with admission orders) AND/OR ED Observation patients (holding orders but not fully admitted); will include patients within your scope of practice and below; as well as PACU Holds (patients with inpatient orders awaiting a bed) Orientation: General hospital orientation followed by a tour by the education department to each floor. They get one shift of orientation and then they are on their own Scheduling: Weekend rotation: Every other Day shift: Sat/Sun Night shift: Fri/Sat On call? No Holiday Expectations: No RTO accepted for Holidays Approval of RTO: to go through manager Shift times: see posting Schedule cycle: Other notes: Scrub Color: Any color, must be professional No crocs with holes Parking: Free

Night shift is non negotiable 26 weeks is highly preferred About Facility: Address: 489 State St. Bangor, ME 04401 Level II Trauma Center Bed: 411 General Information: Beds: Varies, based on unit Will you accept a traveler with 1-year experience? No, 2 years Will you accept a first-time traveler? Yes Patient Types/Common Diagnoses: Please ask all travelers about charge experience and include in the offer if they have/have not worked in a CRN capacity Multispecialty Critical Care patients: Medical/Surgical/Cardiac/Neuro/Ortho/Trauma/Interventional Common diagnoses included but are not limited to: Stroke, ICP monitoring, EVD Drains, spinal precautions, DKA, Sepsis, Multisystem trauma, COVID, STEMI, NSTEMI, Heart failure ICU Float Pool RNs could float to ER Hold/Obs and care for MedSurg level patients there and Stepdown units – this can happen as often as is needed Patient Ratios: 1:2, based on acuity. May get 3rd patient as one is being downgraded ED Hold/Obs: 1:4-5, dependent on acuity Required Licensure & Certifications: BLS, ACLS, PALS, NIHSS Skills required: No more than 6 days of RTO (no holidays) is accepted at this time Neuro and Trauma experience is an absolute must – please decline travelers without this; Ventilator management, critical care drips/titration, cardiac rhythm interpretation, measuring cardiac strips, drains, chest tubes, hemodynamic lines: art lines/CVP, Stroke experience Support within the Department: CNA (Ratio – 1:10 days; 1:10 nights) Charge nurse Phlebotomy, shared responsibility with RN Resource Nurse 0700-1900, depending on unit House Supervisor, 24/7 RT, 24/7 Hospitalist, 24/7 Cardiovascular Surgeon and team for CV surgical patients, 24/7 Intensivist, available for consult 24/7 OT, PT, ST – 0800-1600 Technology/Equipment: EMR: Cerner IV pumps: Alaris Medication dispensing: Pyxis Monitors: Floating: If yes, where? This is a float pool position that floats between all levels of care, appropriate to care type – this does include floating into the ED to take ED holds (patients with admission orders) AND/OR ED Observation patients (holding orders but not fully admitted); will include patients within your scope of practice and below; as well as PACU Holds (patients with inpatient orders awaiting a bed) Orientation: General hospital orientation followed by a tour by the education department to each floor. They get one shift of orientation and then they are on their own Scheduling: Weekend rotation: Every other Day shift: Sat/Sun Night shift: Fri/Sat On call? No Holiday Expectations: No RTO accepted for Holidays Approval of RTO: to go through manager Shift times: see posting Schedule cycle: Other notes: Scrub Color: Any color, must be professional No crocs with holes Parking: Free

Night shift is non negotiable 26 weeks is highly preferred About Facility: Address: 489 State St. Bangor, ME 04401 Level II Trauma Center Bed: 411 General Information: Beds: Varies, based on unit Will you accept a traveler with 1-year experience? No, 2 years Will you accept a first-time traveler? Yes Patient Types/Common Diagnoses: Please ask all travelers about charge experience and include in the offer if they have/have not worked in a CRN capacity Multispecialty Critical Care patients: Medical/Surgical/Cardiac/Neuro/Ortho/Trauma/Interventional Common diagnoses included but are not limited to: Stroke, ICP monitoring, EVD Drains, spinal precautions, DKA, Sepsis, Multisystem trauma, COVID, STEMI, NSTEMI, Heart failure ICU Float Pool RNs could float to ER Hold/Obs and care for MedSurg level patients there and Stepdown units – this can happen as often as is needed Patient Ratios: 1:2, based on acuity. May get 3rd patient as one is being downgraded ED Hold/Obs: 1:4-5, dependent on acuity Required Licensure & Certifications: BLS, ACLS, PALS, NIHSS Skills required: No more than 6 days of RTO (no holidays) is accepted at this time Neuro and Trauma experience is an absolute must – please decline travelers without this; Ventilator management, critical care drips/titration, cardiac rhythm interpretation, measuring cardiac strips, drains, chest tubes, hemodynamic lines: art lines/CVP, Stroke experience Support within the Department: CNA (Ratio – 1:10 days; 1:10 nights) Charge nurse Phlebotomy, shared responsibility with RN Resource Nurse 0700-1900, depending on unit House Supervisor, 24/7 RT, 24/7 Hospitalist, 24/7 Cardiovascular Surgeon and team for CV surgical patients, 24/7 Intensivist, available for consult 24/7 OT, PT, ST – 0800-1600 Technology/Equipment: EMR: Cerner IV pumps: Alaris Medication dispensing: Pyxis Monitors: Floating: If yes, where? This is a float pool position that floats between all levels of care, appropriate to care type – this does include floating into the ED to take ED holds (patients with admission orders) AND/OR ED Observation patients (holding orders but not fully admitted); will include patients within your scope of practice and below; as well as PACU Holds (patients with inpatient orders awaiting a bed) Orientation: General hospital orientation followed by a tour by the education department to each floor. They get one shift of orientation and then they are on their own Scheduling: Weekend rotation: Every other Day shift: Sat/Sun Night shift: Fri/Sat On call? No Holiday Expectations: No RTO accepted for Holidays Approval of RTO: to go through manager Shift times: see posting Schedule cycle: Other notes: Scrub Color: Any color, must be professional No crocs with holes Parking: Free

Night shift is non negotiable 26 weeks is highly preferred About Facility: Address: 489 State St. Bangor, ME 04401 Level II Trauma Center Bed: 411 General Information: Beds: Varies, based on unit Will you accept a traveler with 1-year experience? No, 2 years Will you accept a first-time traveler? Yes Patient Types/Common Diagnoses: Please ask all travelers about charge experience and include in the offer if they have/have not worked in a CRN capacity Multispecialty Critical Care patients: Medical/Surgical/Cardiac/Neuro/Ortho/Trauma/Interventional Common diagnoses included but are not limited to: Stroke, ICP monitoring, EVD Drains, spinal precautions, DKA, Sepsis, Multisystem trauma, COVID, STEMI, NSTEMI, Heart failure ICU Float Pool RNs could float to ER Hold/Obs and care for MedSurg level patients there and Stepdown units – this can happen as often as is needed Patient Ratios: 1:2, based on acuity. May get 3rd patient as one is being downgraded ED Hold/Obs: 1:4-5, dependent on acuity Required Licensure & Certifications: BLS, ACLS, PALS, NIHSS Skills required: No more than 6 days of RTO (no holidays) is accepted at this time Neuro and Trauma experience is an absolute must – please decline travelers without this; Ventilator management, critical care drips/titration, cardiac rhythm interpretation, measuring cardiac strips, drains, chest tubes, hemodynamic lines: art lines/CVP, Stroke experience Support within the Department: CNA (Ratio – 1:10 days; 1:10 nights) Charge nurse Phlebotomy, shared responsibility with RN Resource Nurse 0700-1900, depending on unit House Supervisor, 24/7 RT, 24/7 Hospitalist, 24/7 Cardiovascular Surgeon and team for CV surgical patients, 24/7 Intensivist, available for consult 24/7 OT, PT, ST – 0800-1600 Technology/Equipment: EMR: Cerner IV pumps: Alaris Medication dispensing: Pyxis Monitors: Floating: If yes, where? This is a float pool position that floats between all levels of care, appropriate to care type – this does include floating into the ED to take ED holds (patients with admission orders) AND/OR ED Observation patients (holding orders but not fully admitted); will include patients within your scope of practice and below; as well as PACU Holds (patients with inpatient orders awaiting a bed) Orientation: General hospital orientation followed by a tour by the education department to each floor. They get one shift of orientation and then they are on their own Scheduling: Weekend rotation: Every other Day shift: Sat/Sun Night shift: Fri/Sat On call? No Holiday Expectations: No RTO accepted for Holidays Approval of RTO: to go through manager Shift times: see posting Schedule cycle: Other notes: Scrub Color: Any color, must be professional No crocs with holes Parking: Free

Night shift is non negotiable 26 weeks is highly preferred About Facility: Address: 489 State St. Bangor, ME 04401 Level II Trauma Center Bed: 411 General Information: Beds: Varies, based on unit Will you accept a traveler with 1-year experience? No, 2 years Will you accept a first-time traveler? Yes Patient Types/Common Diagnoses: Please ask all travelers about charge experience and include in the offer if they have/have not worked in a CRN capacity Multispecialty Critical Care patients: Medical/Surgical/Cardiac/Neuro/Ortho/Trauma/Interventional Common diagnoses included but are not limited to: Stroke, ICP monitoring, EVD Drains, spinal precautions, DKA, Sepsis, Multisystem trauma, COVID, STEMI, NSTEMI, Heart failure ICU Float Pool RNs could float to ER Hold/Obs and care for MedSurg level patients there and Stepdown units – this can happen as often as is needed Patient Ratios: 1:2, based on acuity. May get 3rd patient as one is being downgraded ED Hold/Obs: 1:4-5, dependent on acuity Required Licensure & Certifications: BLS, ACLS, PALS, NIHSS Skills required: No more than 6 days of RTO (no holidays) is accepted at this time Neuro and Trauma experience is an absolute must – please decline travelers without this; Ventilator management, critical care drips/titration, cardiac rhythm interpretation, measuring cardiac strips, drains, chest tubes, hemodynamic lines: art lines/CVP, Stroke experience Support within the Department: CNA (Ratio – 1:10 days; 1:10 nights) Charge nurse Phlebotomy, shared responsibility with RN Resource Nurse 0700-1900, depending on unit House Supervisor, 24/7 RT, 24/7 Hospitalist, 24/7 Cardiovascular Surgeon and team for CV surgical patients, 24/7 Intensivist, available for consult 24/7 OT, PT, ST – 0800-1600 Technology/Equipment: EMR: Cerner IV pumps: Alaris Medication dispensing: Pyxis Monitors: Floating: If yes, where? This is a float pool position that floats between all levels of care, appropriate to care type – this does include floating into the ED to take ED holds (patients with admission orders) AND/OR ED Observation patients (holding orders but not fully admitted); will include patients within your scope of practice and below; as well as PACU Holds (patients with inpatient orders awaiting a bed) Orientation: General hospital orientation followed by a tour by the education department to each floor. They get one shift of orientation and then they are on their own Scheduling: Weekend rotation: Every other Day shift: Sat/Sun Night shift: Fri/Sat On call? No Holiday Expectations: No RTO accepted for Holidays Approval of RTO: to go through manager Shift times: see posting Schedule cycle: Other notes: Scrub Color: Any color, must be professional No crocs with holes Parking: Free

Night shift is non negotiable 26 weeks is highly preferred About Facility: Address: 489 State St. Bangor, ME 04401 Level II Trauma Center Bed: 411 General Information: Beds: Varies, based on unit Will you accept a traveler with 1-year experience? No, 2 years Will you accept a first-time traveler? Yes Patient Types/Common Diagnoses: Please ask all travelers about charge experience and include in the offer if they have/have not worked in a CRN capacity Multispecialty Critical Care patients: Medical/Surgical/Cardiac/Neuro/Ortho/Trauma/Interventional Common diagnoses included but are not limited to: Stroke, ICP monitoring, EVD Drains, spinal precautions, DKA, Sepsis, Multisystem trauma, COVID, STEMI, NSTEMI, Heart failure ICU Float Pool RNs could float to ER Hold/Obs and care for MedSurg level patients there and Stepdown units – this can happen as often as is needed Patient Ratios: 1:2, based on acuity. May get 3rd patient as one is being downgraded ED Hold/Obs: 1:4-5, dependent on acuity Required Licensure & Certifications: BLS, ACLS, PALS, NIHSS Skills required: No more than 6 days of RTO (no holidays) is accepted at this time Neuro and Trauma experience is an absolute must – please decline travelers without this; Ventilator management, critical care drips/titration, cardiac rhythm interpretation, measuring cardiac strips, drains, chest tubes, hemodynamic lines: art lines/CVP, Stroke experience Support within the Department: CNA (Ratio – 1:10 days; 1:10 nights) Charge nurse Phlebotomy, shared responsibility with RN Resource Nurse 0700-1900, depending on unit House Supervisor, 24/7 RT, 24/7 Hospitalist, 24/7 Cardiovascular Surgeon and team for CV surgical patients, 24/7 Intensivist, available for consult 24/7 OT, PT, ST – 0800-1600 Technology/Equipment: EMR: Cerner IV pumps: Alaris Medication dispensing: Pyxis Monitors: Floating: If yes, where? This is a float pool position that floats between all levels of care, appropriate to care type – this does include floating into the ED to take ED holds (patients with admission orders) AND/OR ED Observation patients (holding orders but not fully admitted); will include patients within your scope of practice and below; as well as PACU Holds (patients with inpatient orders awaiting a bed) Orientation: General hospital orientation followed by a tour by the education department to each floor. They get one shift of orientation and then they are on their own Scheduling: Weekend rotation: Every other Day shift: Sat/Sun Night shift: Fri/Sat On call? No Holiday Expectations: No RTO accepted for Holidays Approval of RTO: to go through manager Shift times: see posting Schedule cycle: Other notes: Scrub Color: Any color, must be professional No crocs with holes Parking: Free

Night shift is non negotiable 26 weeks is highly preferred About Facility: Address: 489 State St. Bangor, ME 04401 Level II Trauma Center Bed: 411 General Information: Beds: Varies, based on unit Will you accept a traveler with 1-year experience? No, 2 years Will you accept a first-time traveler? Yes Patient Types/Common Diagnoses: Please ask all travelers about charge experience and include in the offer if they have/have not worked in a CRN capacity Multispecialty Critical Care patients: Medical/Surgical/Cardiac/Neuro/Ortho/Trauma/Interventional Common diagnoses included but are not limited to: Stroke, ICP monitoring, EVD Drains, spinal precautions, DKA, Sepsis, Multisystem trauma, COVID, STEMI, NSTEMI, Heart failure ICU Float Pool RNs could float to ER Hold/Obs and care for MedSurg level patients there and Stepdown units – this can happen as often as is needed Patient Ratios: 1:2, based on acuity. May get 3rd patient as one is being downgraded ED Hold/Obs: 1:4-5, dependent on acuity Required Licensure & Certifications: BLS, ACLS, PALS, NIHSS Skills required: No more than 6 days of RTO (no holidays) is accepted at this time Neuro and Trauma experience is an absolute must – please decline travelers without this; Ventilator management, critical care drips/titration, cardiac rhythm interpretation, measuring cardiac strips, drains, chest tubes, hemodynamic lines: art lines/CVP, Stroke experience Support within the Department: CNA (Ratio – 1:10 days; 1:10 nights) Charge nurse Phlebotomy, shared responsibility with RN Resource Nurse 0700-1900, depending on unit House Supervisor, 24/7 RT, 24/7 Hospitalist, 24/7 Cardiovascular Surgeon and team for CV surgical patients, 24/7 Intensivist, available for consult 24/7 OT, PT, ST – 0800-1600 Technology/Equipment: EMR: Cerner IV pumps: Alaris Medication dispensing: Pyxis Monitors: Floating: If yes, where? This is a float pool position that floats between all levels of care, appropriate to care type – this does include floating into the ED to take ED holds (patients with admission orders) AND/OR ED Observation patients (holding orders but not fully admitted); will include patients within your scope of practice and below; as well as PACU Holds (patients with inpatient orders awaiting a bed) Orientation: General hospital orientation followed by a tour by the education department to each floor. They get one shift of orientation and then they are on their own Scheduling: Weekend rotation: Every other Day shift: Sat/Sun Night shift: Fri/Sat On call? No Holiday Expectations: No RTO accepted for Holidays Approval of RTO: to go through manager Shift times: see posting Schedule cycle: Other notes: Scrub Color: Any color, must be professional No crocs with holes Parking: Free

Night shift is non negotiable 26 weeks is highly preferred About Facility: Address: 489 State St. Bangor, ME 04401 Level II Trauma Center Bed: 411 General Information: Beds: Varies, based on unit Will you accept a traveler with 1-year experience? No, 2 years Will you accept a first-time traveler? Yes Patient Types/Common Diagnoses: Please ask all travelers about charge experience and include in the offer if they have/have not worked in a CRN capacity Multispecialty Critical Care patients: Medical/Surgical/Cardiac/Neuro/Ortho/Trauma/Interventional Common diagnoses included but are not limited to: Stroke, ICP monitoring, EVD Drains, spinal precautions, DKA, Sepsis, Multisystem trauma, COVID, STEMI, NSTEMI, Heart failure ICU Float Pool RNs could float to ER Hold/Obs and care for MedSurg level patients there and Stepdown units – this can happen as often as is needed Patient Ratios: 1:2, based on acuity. May get 3rd patient as one is being downgraded ED Hold/Obs: 1:4-5, dependent on acuity Required Licensure & Certifications: BLS, ACLS, PALS, NIHSS Skills required: No more than 6 days of RTO (no holidays) is accepted at this time Neuro and Trauma experience is an absolute must – please decline travelers without this; Ventilator management, critical care drips/titration, cardiac rhythm interpretation, measuring cardiac strips, drains, chest tubes, hemodynamic lines: art lines/CVP, Stroke experience Support within the Department: CNA (Ratio – 1:10 days; 1:10 nights) Charge nurse Phlebotomy, shared responsibility with RN Resource Nurse 0700-1900, depending on unit House Supervisor, 24/7 RT, 24/7 Hospitalist, 24/7 Cardiovascular Surgeon and team for CV surgical patients, 24/7 Intensivist, available for consult 24/7 OT, PT, ST – 0800-1600 Technology/Equipment: EMR: Cerner IV pumps: Alaris Medication dispensing: Pyxis Monitors: Floating: If yes, where? This is a float pool position that floats between all levels of care, appropriate to care type – this does include floating into the ED to take ED holds (patients with admission orders) AND/OR ED Observation patients (holding orders but not fully admitted); will include patients within your scope of practice and below; as well as PACU Holds (patients with inpatient orders awaiting a bed) Orientation: General hospital orientation followed by a tour by the education department to each floor. They get one shift of orientation and then they are on their own Scheduling: Weekend rotation: Every other Day shift: Sat/Sun Night shift: Fri/Sat On call? No Holiday Expectations: No RTO accepted for Holidays Approval of RTO: to go through manager Shift times: see posting Schedule cycle: Other notes: Scrub Color: Any color, must be professional No crocs with holes Parking: Free

This position presents an opportunity to join an elite team of passionate physicians and nurses within the Intensive Care Unit (ICU). You’ll find a challenging and rewarding environment where patient care is firmly rooted in compassion, innovation, and a drive for great outcomes. This highly esteemed facility welcomes creative, energetic caregivers.

This position presents an opportunity to join an elite team of passionate physicians and nurses within the Intensive Care Unit (ICU). You’ll find a challenging and rewarding environment where patient care is firmly rooted in compassion, innovation, and a drive for great outcomes. This highly esteemed facility welcomes creative, energetic caregivers.

Massachusetts General Hospital was established to provide care to Boston’s sick, regardless of socioeconomic status, and became the first teaching hospital of Harvard University’s new medical school. We have remained at the forefront of medicine by fostering a culture of collaboration and education, pushing the boundaries of medical research, and maintaining an unwavering commitment to the diverse community we were created to serve. We believe that because of diversity we excel, through inclusion we respect our community, and with a keen focus on equity we serve, heal, educate and innovate at the highest levels. Our first priority is the well-being of our patients—near and far. As a team we are able to maintain a singular focus on providing the highest quality, most compassionate care to each and every patient.

Common Diagnosis/Treatment: mixed specialty unit – pulmonary, MICU, SICU, CCU and CTS # of Beds: 20-24 Nurse Patient Ratio: 1:2 or 1:1 if needed Charting: Cerner Scrub Color: Navy blue Areas of Float Support: PCU – CC step down unit (3:1 ratio) Special Procedures: moderate sedation – endoscopy and bronchoscopy at bedside as needed

This position presents an opportunity to join an elite team of passionate physicians and nurses within the Intensive Care Unit (ICU). You’ll find a challenging and rewarding environment where patient care is firmly rooted in compassion, innovation, and a drive for great outcomes. This highly esteemed facility welcomes creative, energetic caregivers.

Must be comfortable and competent to care for icu patients in the following environments: neuro/trauma sicu, micu, cps/vicu, ccu. progressive critical care unit (pccu), and ICU/PCC patients in the ED and PACU awaiting bed placement. Number of Beds : Critical Care has 100 beds amongst 5 units. The ICUs are as follows: Sugical/Trauma/Neuroscience ICU – B2 Medical ICU – MICU Cardiology ICU – CCU CVICU – CPS/VICU Progressive Critical Care Unit – D3N