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Pay Information $1,588 to $1,750 per week About The Position Job Description & Requirements Registered Nurse – Emergency Room - Travel - (ER RN) StartDate: 8/19/2024 Available Shifts: 12 E, 12 E/N Pay Rate: $1587.55 - $1749.55 Care for patients with a full range of conditions, including complex cases, as a valued member of the Emergency Room (ER) nursing team.
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If you are interested in this RN position in Abilene, Texas for a 7p - 7a shift, please apply directly or send your resume to Travel Nurses specializes in offering high pay and excellent communication for our collective success.
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