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Job Description & Requirements Registered Nurse – Emergency Room - Travel - (ER RN) StartDate: 10/14/2024 Available Shifts: 12 N Pay Rate: $2449.91 - $2699.90 Required Qualifications 1.
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Experience as a licensed and/or certified healthcare worker e.g./LVN, emergency room tech, certified nurse’s assistant, medical assistant, mental health worker or completed an initial Sitter Orientation and Competency course.
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Minimum of six months (1,040 hours) experience (within two years) in Hospital Acute Care, in the field, or in an Emergency Department as an EMT or Paramedic. Under direct supervision, performs routine patient care duties following all assignments given by the Registered Nurse in charge of Emergency Services.
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Our New Facility is seeking for Top Talents The best women's hospital in Los Angeles is looking for current RN candidates to staff Operating Room, Emergency Department, Labor & Delivery and Mother-Baby care units to be housed in our expanding new patient tower facility scheduled to open next year.
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Registered Nurse - RN - ER (Emergency Room) Here at CareerStaff Unlimited, we are hiring a qualified Registered Nurse for a full-time per diem opportunities at a well-established acute hospital in Los Angeles , CA.
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Experience working in an Emergency Room, Urgent Care Center or in an Acute setting is required. The RN Supervisor will be responsible for providing direct supervision of teammates and management of daily departmental operations and functions under the direction of a clinician in a given patient care area as well as providing direct patient care daily.
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Registered Nurse – Emergency Room - Travel - (ER RN) South LA county facility which has been named among the nation's top hospitals in safety and patient care. At AMN Healthcare we take care of our travelers.
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Job Description As a telemetry nurse (RN TELE), you are responsible for the care of patients that require cardiac monitoring and more frequent vitals and assessments. These patients may be admitted from the Emergency Room or transferred from the ICU. You will support their treatment, utilizing high-tech equipment to perform diagnostic tests and track progress.
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Diagnose and deliver acute and chronic pain management. Provide trauma stabilization and critical care interventions. Stay current with new techniques, technology, and medications related to Emergency Medicine practice.
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