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TRS Healthcare is seeking an experienced Medical Surgical/Telemetry Registered Nurse for an exciting Travel Nursing job in Jersey City, NJ. Shift: 3x12 hr nights Start Date: 07/29/2024 Duration: 13 weeks Pay: $2278.8 / Week.
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Stability Healthcare is seeking an experienced Medical Surgical Registered Nurse for an exciting Travel Nursing job in New York, NY. Shift: 3x12 hr nights Start Date: 08/05/2024 Duration: 13 weeks Pay: $2127 / Week About Stability Healthcare: Stability HealthCare is a premier Per Diem and Travel Nurse Company.
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Are you a RN (Registered Nurse) with experience in Med Surg (Medical Surgical) If so, you might be the right fit for this travel healthcare position in New York, NY. We offer thousands of high-paying job opportunities in all 50 states, Guam, and Washington D.C. This huge pool of opportunities lets nurses and allied healthcare professionals grow their experience and resume, practice clinical skills, and enhance their quality of life.
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Coast Medical Service is seeking an experienced Medical Surgical Registered Nurse for an exciting Travel Nursing job in North Bergen, NJ. Shift: 3x12 hr days Start Date: 06/10/2024 Duration: 13 weeks Pay: $2412 / Week.
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