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Traveling Registered Nurse, Travel, ER, RN – ER, Contract, Travel, Traveling Nursing, Assignment, Registered ER, Emergency Room Nurse, ER RN, Emergency Room Nurse, ER Travel Nurse, Healthcare RN, ER Nursing, Nurse RN, RN Nurse, Contract RN.
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RN Specialties: ICU, CVICU, PICU, NICU, PCU, ER, Tele, Med Surg, OR, Endo Cath Lab, LDRP, PACU, Dialysis, Case Manager, Home Health, Hospice, Respiratory Therapy. Imaging Division: Rad Tech, CT Tech, MRI Tech, Ultra Sound Tech, Nuc Med Tech, US Gen/Vasc.
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Key Words: Registered Nurse, RN, Operating Room, Scrub, Circulate, OR, Contract Nurse, Travel Nurse, Agency RN, Travel RN, Nursing, Contract, Perioperative nurse.
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Travel OR RN - Operating Room RN, Part-Time, Contract, Travel, Temporary, 13 Weeks, Temp. OR Circulate, Scrub Nurse Tier2. Focus Staff is seeking a traveling OR RN to work as an Operating room nurse (or perioperative nurse) to assist surgeons during operations and keep the operating room sterile at all times.
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MedPro Healthcare Staffing , a Joint Commission-certified staffing agency, is seeking a quality Operating Room Registered Nurse (RN) for a travel assignment with one of our top healthcare clients.
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Caregiver Licensed, CNA, Certified Nursing Assistant Assisted Living Medication Administration Patient Care, visits, Rehabilitation, Clinic, Senior Care, Healthcare Memory Care Dementia Alzheimer's, Memory, Daily Activities, Home, BLS Certification, CPR, caregiver assisted living, qmap, medical assistant, MA, MT, Med Tech, Med Aide, Personal Care Provider, HHA.
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Monitoring compliance with contract requirements, and reporting on contract information, development status, and performance to internal parties at PG&E, and regulatory agencies such as the CPUC, FERC, the California Independent System Operator and California Energy Commission.
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Global Mobility and Immigration Specialist (Contract) 12+ Months Contract with possibility of extension. As a Global Mobility and Immigration Specialist, you will provide front line operational support for the Global Mobility and Immigration (GM&I) team.
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EBMUD is governed by "civil service" merit-based principles under the MUD Act, along with relevant employment laws, union contract requirements, and other EBMUD policies and procedures. EBMUD is governed by "civil service" merit-based principles under the MUD Act, along with relevant employment laws, union contract requirements, and other EBMUD policies and procedures.
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As a Peritoneal Dialysis Registered Nurse (PD RN), you will be providing education on peritoneal dialysis to your patients and their care partners in a clinical setting, which then allows them to dialyze from home.
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General Med Surg; chest tubes; dressing changes; ortho/ortho procedures; brain injuries Additional Unit Specific Information: Magnet Hospital Date Updated: 2-6-23 Updated By Full Name: Sarah Roland, MSN, BSN, RN Title: IVS Manager.
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Healthcare track (e.g. pre-med, pre-PA, pre-nursing) is preferred. Anyone looking to begin a career in medicine (MD, DO, PA, NP, or RN) should consider becoming a medical scribe first! Work for a company that understands the med school application process and supports your healthcare goals.
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Licensed as a Registered Nurse (RN) in the State of Florida. The Research RN, NCHRI works directly with the physician in accurately and professionally executing all clinical research projects in an acute care/inpatient setting (ED, Cath Lab, ICU, EP lab, Step down and OR) as well as the ambulatory and ancillary areas.
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TRAVEL PHYSICAL THERAPIST ASSISTANT (PTA) – Travel (PTA) or local contract (PTA) for our Skilled Nursing Facility. TRAVEL PHYSICAL THERAPIST ASSISTANT (PTA) – Travel (PTA) or local contract (PTA) for our Skilled Nursing Facility.
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We are partnering with a well-respected School District in Oakland, Richmond and Palo Alto, California Area that is looking for a highly-motivated and passionate Speech Language Pathologist (SLP) for a contract position.
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