<p>A 13-week travel contract for an experienced Labor and Delivery RN is open at an acute care facility in Scottsbluff, Nebraska. This night-shift position offers $3,000 per week gross pay with full travel and housing support, making it a strong assignment for L&D nurses seeking competitive compensation in a stable, structured acute care environment. The contract begins immediately and runs 13 weeks on 12-hour night shifts with varied days.</p>
<h3>Perks and Benefits</h3> <ul> <li>$3,000 per week gross pay rate</li> <li>13-week contract with weekly direct deposit</li> <li>Travel and housing stipends provided</li> <li>Access to an extensive housing network with corporate discounts</li> <li>Comprehensive health plan including medical, dental, vision, and ancillary benefits</li> <li>Referral bonuses available</li> <li>Rewards and recognition program</li> <li>Dedicated licensing and compliance team to assist with credentialing</li> <li>24/7 team support throughout the assignment</li> </ul>
<h3>Practice Highlights</h3> <ul> <li>Specialty: Labor and Delivery (L&D) within an acute care hospital setting</li> <li>12-hour night shifts with varied days per week</li> <li>Immediate start date available</li> <li>Regional acute care facility serving Scottsbluff and the surrounding western Nebraska panhandle</li> </ul>
<h3>Qualifications</h3> <ul> <li>Current, valid Nebraska RN license or active compact state RN license required</li> <li>Minimum 1 year of acute care Labor and Delivery RN experience within the last 2 years — no exceptions</li> <li>Current BLS certification from the American Heart Association required</li> <li>Criminal background check required as a condition of employment per state law</li> </ul>
<h3>About the Community</h3> <p>Scottsbluff sits in the Nebraska Panhandle along the North Platte River, anchored by the iconic Scotts Bluff National Monument and surrounded by wide-open high plains scenery. The region offers a low cost of living, a tight-knit community feel, and easy access to outdoor recreation including hiking, fishing, and proximity to the Wyoming border. For travel nurses who prefer a quieter pace between shifts, the Panhandle delivers genuine western character without the congestion of a major metro.</p>