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Premier Medical Staffing Services, LLC was founded in 2002 by Mark and Laura Hanoski with the goal to become the most respected and progressive healthcare staffing company in the industry.
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Our Mission Is Simple, We Strive To Be a Fast-growing And Admired Medical Staffing Company That Attracts & Retains Premier Care Providers, Corporate Staff And Clients. Pay Information $2,052 per week About The Position Long term care nurses specialize in the coordination of care of patients, performing nursing tasks particular to the elderly population, respond to changes in patient statues, and also provide mental and physical support to families and patients.
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Provide nursing care by completing physical assessments, patient education, administration of medications, and closely monitoring patient health status and recovery. Provide nursing care by completing physical assessments, patient education, administration of medications, and closely monitoring patient health status and recovery.
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Pay Information $1,400 per week About The Position Under the direction and supervision of physical therapists, physical therapist assistants treat patients through exercise, massage, gait and balance training, and other therapeutic interventions.
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