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Pay Information $2,306 to $2,541 per week About The Position Job Description & Requirements Registered Nurse – Telemetry - Travel - (Tele RN) StartDate: 11/11/2024 Available Shifts: 12 N Pay Rate: $2305.89 - $2541.19 Founded in 1878 by three Hospital Sisters of St. Francis, HSHS St. Mary’s Hospital is an all-private room health care facility that combines modern technology with the caring spirit of the original founders.
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Summary: The Telemetry Technician performs a variety of technical tasks under the direction of the Registered Nurse. The Telemetry Technician demonstrates the ability to monitor Adult patients on telemetry.
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Posted job title: Telemetry Unit Registered Nurse About TRS Healthcare TRS Healthcare has been a leader in the healthcare staffing industry for over 25 years, providing exceptional career opportunities for healthcare professionals nationwide and supplying healthcare organizations with comprehensive staffing and placement solutions to meet a wide range of workforce recruitment needs.
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Endoscopy: 1 year experience telemetry or PACU preferred. Leadership -The registered nurse participates in leading healthcare transformation and the nursing profession with commitment, dedication, and expertise.
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In this role as a Medical-Surgical Telemetry Registered Nurse (MS Tele RN), you will continuously monitor patients’ cardiac rhythms and vital signs, providing critical assessments and prompt interventions when necessary.
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Completion of Telemetry monitoring course at time of hire or within first 12 months of employment. Position Summary: The registered nurse is responsible for the assessment, planning, implementation, and evaluation of the patients' status, plan of care, and goal achievement.
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Provides professional nursing care according in accordance with the Illinois Professional Registered Nurse Practice Act, and hospital policies and procedures. Current State of Illinois Registered Nurse licensure.
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Vetted Health is actively hiring Travel Telemetry Registered Nurses (RNs) for 13-week assignments across the United States. Deliver specialized nursing care in telemetry. Minimum 1 year of Telemetry experience required.
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The Director of Med/Surg - Telemetry is a Registered Nurse who assumes 24-hour administrative responsibility for the management of all nursing service functions within medical/surgical/telemetry unit(s.
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Registered Nurse credentialed from the Illinois Board of Nursing obtained prior to hire date or job transfer date. BLS Provider credentialed from the American Heart Association (AHA) obtained prior to hire date or job transfer date.
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