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CO & WA Specific Benefits: Medical/Prescription, Dental, Vision, Health Advocacy (company paid if enrolled in Medical), Health Advocate Employee Assistance Program, HSA, 401(k), Short Term Disability, Voluntary Group Life Insurance and Supplemental Accidental Insurance, Hospital Expense Protection Plan, Critical Illness Insurance, Home and Auto Insurance discounts, Pet Insurance, Legal Benefits, Employee Discount Program, Transportation Benefits, College Partnership Program, Paid Time Off.
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Medical Plans, Dental Plans and Vision Insurance Retirement Plan FSA and HSA Short and Long Term Disability Life Insurance and AD&D Voluntary Benefits, like Accident Insurance, Critical Care and Hospital Indemnity Paid Time Off Accruals Wellness Program Legal Plan NJH1899 Location: National Jewish Health · Nursing - Adult Inpatient/Day Unit Schedule: Full Time, Night Shift, 7:00 pm - 7:00 am.
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401k FREE Online CEU’s to all Active Staff’ FACILITY: Short Term Acute Care Hospital. REQUIREMENTS: BENEFITS: In addition to per diem assignments that let you choose your location and schedule, AMN Healthcare offers a comprehensive benefits package that includes: Excellent Pay Direct Deposit Comprehensive Medical Benefits (for those determined to have worked full-time after a 12 month ACA eligibility period) Supplemental Benefits: Dental, Vision, Medical Indemnity, Life Insurance with optional Critical Illness and Short Term Disability.
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Benefits: USRx Care & ScriptSourcing Pharmacy Benefits Teladoc Allied health plan members (and their dependents – even if not covered under your Allied health plan)can access free sick or acute care consults with board-certified physicians 24/7 (AD&D) Accidental Death & Dismemberment benefits Disability - Long-Term and or Short-Term Disability Supplemental Benefits - Accident & Critical Illness + Cancer benefits.
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We provide group benefits for Health, Dental, Vision, Life, Short Term Disability, Long Term Disability, Accident, Critical. A Long-Term Care Nurse cares for patients who have a disability or illness in need of extended care.
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Benefits include medical, dental, vision, life and AD&D insurance, long- and short-term disability, 401k with match, paid medical malpractice and tail coverage, and annual CME allowance.
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Full Time Benefits include: Medical/Dental/VisionExcellent 401k planTuition ReimbursementVacation, Holiday, and Sick TimeLong and Short Term DisabilityEmployee Assistance ProgramLife InsuranceReferral BonusesDiversICARE - employee hardship fundPay advancement program - OnShift WalletDiversicare provides post-acute care services to patients and residents at 43 skilled nursing and long-term care centers in five states, primarily in the Southeast, Midwest and Southwest United States.
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