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BSN Degree or Associate of Science in Nursing. If you are an experienced Med/Surg Registered Nurse (RN) with a passion for providing exceptional patient care, just let us know you're interested.
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A valid State Issued Driver's License or State ID If you are an experienced Med/Surg Registered Nurse (RN) with a passion for providing exceptional patient care, just let us know you’re interested.
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As a Med/Surg travel nurse, you will provide compassionate and high-quality care to patients ensuring their well-being and recovery. 2 years of Med/Surg staff experience or equivalent.
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1 full year of RN experience; Diploma or Associate of Science Degree in Nursing required. We look for nurses with acute care experience in ICU, step down, med surg/tele, and acute rehab.
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