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BSN Degree or Associate of Science in Nursing. If you are an experienced Medsurg/Tele Registered Nurse (RN) with a passion for providing exceptional patient care, just let us know you’re interested.
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A Clinic Registered Nurse, (RN) provides primary care, treatments, and simple procedures to patients of all ages. A Clinic Nurse is to screen each patient for the degree of medical needs and provide the information to the treating physician.
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A valid State Issued Driver's License or State ID If you are an experienced Medsurg/Tele Registered Nurse (RN) with a passion for providing exceptional patient care, just let us know you’re interested.
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As a Joint-Commission-certified agency, we promise a seamless and stress-free experience. With us, you'll enjoy a superior pay and benefits package starting on day 1, along with our personalized service where we set the gold standard in clinician care.
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This is a [degree] position in the Med-surg Adult, Critical Access Hospital RN, Registered Nurse. Our Client is currently seeking Med Surg for positions in Greenfield, Ohio for a [shift] shift.
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