ICU (Intensive Care) RN Jobs in Saint Louis, MO

6 open assignments$2,112$2,365/week3 facilities

ADEX Healthcare Staffing has 6 active travel ICU (Intensive Care) RN assignments in Saint Louis, MO right now, paying from $2,112 to $2,365 per week. Current openings include assignments at Mercy Hospital South, Missouri Baptist Medical Center, and Barnes-Jewish Hospital Nursing.

Every assignment below is a live requisition sourced directly from our partner facilities and updated daily — what you see is what's open. You apply straight to ADEX Healthcare Staffing, so there's no third-party recruiter taking a cut of your package. Pay shown is the gross weekly estimate; your recruiter confirms the full breakdown (taxable hourly, stipends, and any completion or extension bonuses) before you sign.

New ICU RN contracts in Saint Louis, MO post throughout the week. Bookmark this page or set a saved-search alert to be first in line when a role that fits your license and timing opens up.

Open ICU RN assignments

ICU RN jobs in Saint Louis — FAQ

How many travel ICU RN jobs are available in Saint Louis, MO?
There are currently 6 active travel ICU (Intensive Care) RN assignments in Saint Louis, MO with ADEX Healthcare Staffing. The list updates daily as facilities post new requisitions and fill existing ones.
How much do travel ICU RN jobs in Saint Louis, MO pay?
Gross weekly pay for these ICU RN assignments currently ranges from $2,112 to $2,365 per week, with an average near $2,238. Actual take-home depends on the taxable/stipend split and your tax home.
Which facilities are hiring ICU RNs in Saint Louis, MO?
Recent ICU RN openings in Saint Louis, MO include Mercy Hospital South, Missouri Baptist Medical Center, and Barnes-Jewish Hospital Nursing. See the live list above for the specific unit, shift, and start date of each.
Do I apply through a recruiter or directly?
You apply directly to ADEX Healthcare Staffing. We're the staffing agency contracting with the facility, so there's no third-party job board or middleman recruiter between you and the assignment — which keeps more of the bill rate in your package.