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TravelNurseSource is working with AMN Healthcare to find a qualified ER/Trauma RN in SALEM, Virginia, 24153 Pay Information $1,671 to $1,841 per week About The Position Job Description & Requirements Registered Nurse – Emergency Room - Travel - (ER RN) StartDate: ASAP Available Shifts: 12 D Pay Rate: $1670.85 - $1841.35 27 bed ED with 1:4-6 staffing.
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TravelNurseSource is working with Focus Staff to find a qualified Postpartum RN in Salem, Massachusetts, 01970 Pay Information $2,042 to $2,105 per week About The Position We currently have a client in Salem, MA looking for a Travel NUR RN - Nursery Registered Nurse Focus Staff is seeking a traveling Nursery RN to provide medical care for infants who have just been born.
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TravelNurseSource is working with Prolink to find a qualified Other RN in SALEM, Indiana, 47167 About The Position Travel Registered Nurse ProLink Healthcare is selecting experienced RNs for contract opportunities in distinguished facilities throughout the country.
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