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Benefits Guaranteed Hours Continuing Education Company provided housing options Mileage reimbursement Referral bonus Medical benefits Dental benefits Vision benefits License and certification reimbursement Weekly pay Life insurance Health Care FSA.
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About Daisy Medical: Daisy is a very responsive and growing agency , with the #1 goal of finding talented healthcare professionals and getting them premium contract assignments! Daisy Medical is looking to add a talented/dependable RN to our team.
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PRN Healthcare is seeking a local contract nurse RN Hospice for a local contract nursing job in Troy, Michigan. Home Care Home Base EMR System Experience Required. Our mission to create authentic, meaningful relationships with our healthcare professionals helps us set them up for success in their dream assignment, whether that be a travel contract, local contract, or per diem shift.
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Key Words: Emergency Room Nurse, RN-ER, Emergency Room, Critical Care, Emergency Department, ACLS, EKG, Travel Nurse, Contract Nurse, Agency Nurse, Travel Contract, ER-RN, RN-ED, Emergency Room Nursing, ED Nurse, ER positions, RN-ER positions, ER Contracts, Travel Nurse.
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Choosing Greenstaff Medical means partnering with a leader in healthcare staffing, one that is not only equipped with a robust contract management system and an agile team ready to mobilize at a moment's notice but is also deeply committed to the long-term development and integration of healthcare professionals into your team.
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It's a choice that signifies a commitment to excellence, to the advancement of patient care, and to the cultivation of a healthcare workforce that is second to none. Additionally, our Allied Health Recruitment program encompasses a wide range of specialized fields, from Radiology to Surgical services, empowering healthcare facilities to offer comprehensive care.
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RN Telemetry Warren, MI, 48093 - Onsite 3 months Contract Experience Level: 1-3 years Department: Float Staffing Shift Timings: 19:00-07:30 Hours 3 days 12-hour shift (Monday- Friday) Per Week: 36 Hours Roles & Responsibilities Implement and monitor patient care plans.
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Overview: GHR is hiring RNs to work a contract at an acute care hospital in Mt Clemens, MI. We’re looking for RNs with experience as a Telemetry RN. 2 years of experience as an acute care Telemetry RN.
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