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The Operating Room Nurse or RN Circulator oversees the operating room environment. OR Registered Nurse (Circulator) Opening at a Plastic Surgery Office in Atlanta, GA.
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We are seeking a capable Registered Nurse / RN for Occupational Health Services to strive to promote safety and protection of patients and employees through effective assessment and surveillance of Emory Healthcare (EHC) employees.
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Licensed as a Registered Nurse (RN) or Advanced Practice Registered Nurse (APRN) in the State of Florida. JOB SUMMARYThe Registered Nurse Interventional provides nursing care for patients in the department which meet basic ADL needs.
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Pay Information $1,620 per week About The Position The Telemetry Nurse carries out patient assignments and assumes primary care responsibilities that promote health, prevent illness, restore health, and ease suffering for patients released from intensive care, but still require close monitoring for signs of physical distress or danger.
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Responsible for providing direct and indirect nursing care to patients and families in routine nursing situations under the direction and supervision of a registered nurse or licensed provider.
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The CNAs will perform a variety of patient care and diagnostic support duties under the minimal supervision of a Registered Nurse (RN). Clean and care for medical equipment used in oxygen and suction therapy and frame beds.
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Provide hygiene care using specialized equipment for patients receiving oxygen or suction therapy. Assist with pre and post-operative care instructions based on nurse or doctor guidance.
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Telemetry nurse, telemetry, nurse, nursing, RN, R.N., registered nurse, hospital, medical, healthcare, health care, patient care, tele RN. Job Description & Requirements Registered Nurse – Telemetry - Travel - (Tele RN) StartDate: 8/26/2024 Available Shifts: 12 N Pay Rate: $1393.51 - $1535.71 As a valued member of the Telemetry (Tele) RN team, you will care for patients with a wide range of conditions including complex cases.
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Bowel & Bladder program management To keep note of patient documentation Willing to travel for patient visits Medication Administration License/ Certification RN License (Preferred) CPR Certification TB Test Required Skills Proven experience as a RN Excellent communication skills Compassionate and able to handle stress Ability to sit, walk, and stand for prolonged or considerable periods Able to lift, position, and transfer patients, supplies, and equipment.
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