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Years of Experience: 2 year plus CVOR Surgical Technologist experience in a hospital setting ; 1 year interventional vascular. Years of Experience: 2 year plus CVOR Surgical Technologist experience in a hospital setting ; 1 year interventional vascular 1.
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Plus, we're the only healthcare staffing company to offer our travelers a free, all-inclusive tropical vacation. Client in MA seeking Operating Room Registered Nurse Days - St Lukes Hospital, New Bedford, MA (RN) to work 7:00 AM - 3:30 PM.
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As a travel allied professional or a traveling nurse with CoreMedical Group, you are eligible for some of the best benefits in the industry, including: Free Private Housing or a Generous Housing Allowance Health Insurance coverage, Medical/Dental/Vision $50K in Free Life Insurance coverage Travel Reimbursement Licensure Assistance & Reimbursement Matching 401K Referral Bonus.
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Client in MO seeking Travel: RN Endo - Days (RN) to work 07:00-19:00 A midwestern U.S. State covered by grassy plains and forested mountains. Kansas City is a main attraction filled with jazz clubs, the National World War 1 museum and the Nelson-Atkins Museum of Art. Missouri is also home to Saint Louis which is known for its 630 ft.
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Program Club CoreMed Trip Points Plus much more! CoreMedical Group has hundreds of exciting and rewarding travel assignments throughout the country for Travel Allied Professionals and Travel Nurses.
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