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With a proven track record, our Healthcare and Clinical Division has successfully placed candidates in various roles, from Allied Professionals, Healthcare IT to Business Professionals, Finance/Accounting, Registered Nurses (both travel and local), Case Managers, Medical Coders, and more.
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This assignment is for 13 weeks and ideal candidates must have at least one year of recent experience as a(n) Medical/Surgical Registered Nurse. Favorite Healthcare Staffing is looking for an experienced Medical/Surgical Registered Nurse (MS RN) for an assignment in Oregon City, OR.
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As a registered nurse - long-term acute care (RN LTAC), youll treat patients who have serious medical conditions and need ongoing care. Cross Country Nurses is seeking a travel nurse RN Long Term Acute Care for a travel nursing job in Portland, Oregon.
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A certified medication aide is a certified nursing assistant (CNA) responsible for administering daily medication to patients in a hospital or medical facility. Also referred to as medical aide technicians, their duties include monitoring patients, reporting changes, and collecting samples.
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Enjoy a new, rewarding position if you're a Registered Nurse with experience caring for patients in need of treatment for general medical conditions or surgical procedures in a 13 week contract at a state-of-the-art area hospital.
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We offer major medical and supplemental insurance with a cafeteria plan for you and your family members. They'll provide an experience that's simply unmatched in travel healthcare. We offer competitive pay packages, the convenience of weekly pay via direct deposit and a dedicated payroll specialist for support at any time you need it.
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Title: High-Paying Travel Nurse Opportunity with Lark Medical StaffingLocation: NationwideLark Medical Staffing is seeking dedicated and passionate Travel Nurses to join our team.
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KPG Healthcare Nursing is seeking an experienced Medical Surgical Registered Nurse for an exciting Travel Nursing job in Hillsboro, OR. Shift: 3x12 hr nights Start Date: ASAP Duration: 13 weeks Pay: $2007 / Week.
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Next Move, Inc. is seeking an experienced Medical Surgical Registered Nurse for an exciting Travel Nursing job in Oregon City, OR. Shift: 3x12 hr nights Start Date: 10/28/2024 Duration: 13 weeks Pay: $1732 / Week.
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