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Our Services include Travel Nursing, Allied Professionals, Per Diem Nurse Staffing, Locum Tenens Staffing and Physician Placement. Job Description & Requirements Specialty: Telemetry Discipline: RN Start Date: 07/15/2024 Duration: 13 weeks 36 hours per week Shift: 12 hours, nights Employment Type: Travel To work a contract with KPG Healthcare, a nurse must have two years of experience in the last three years of this specialty to qualify.
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As a minority-owned and JCAHO certified company, we are a healthcare staffing agency that offers flexible staffing solutions such as: per diem, local contract, travel nursing, contract-to-hire, and direct placement.
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We prove it, too, with the highest compensation, first day medical benefits, a best in industry 401(K) retirement plan, and fiduciary services offered through Creative Planning. Pays $1970.92 Per Week Shift: 19:00 - 07:30 Duration: 2024-07-15 - 2024-10-14 Days Per Week: 3 We are seeking a Registered Nurse Telemetry for a travel assignment in Jackson Tennessee.
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Posted job title: Travel Echo About KPG Allied What KPG Healthcare can offer you: 8, 13, 26 week assignment Competitive Compensation Package Nationwide contract opportunities Housing or Housing stipend provided Travel and License reimbursement Healthcare benefits Recruiter available 24/7 Weekly Pay with direct deposit KPG Healthcare: KPG Healthcare is a Staffing Firm that provides diverse Supplemental and Permanent Healthcare Staffing solutions to a wide range of Clients throughout the Nation.
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No matter what the employment opportunity, from local staffing to travel staffing, we match the right people with the nation s top healthcare organizations. In addition, we have recruitment experts in allied health, scientific, insurance, and healthcare financial services.
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Job Description & Requirements Specialty: PCU - Progressive Care Unit Discipline: RN Start Date: 07/29/2024 Duration: 13 weeks 36 hours per week Shift: 12 hours, days Employment Type: Travel To work a contract with KPG Healthcare, a nurse must have two years of experience in the last three years of this specialty to qualify.
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Gifted provides Travel, Local, Per Diem, Government, and School-Based assignments as well as Interim Leadership services at premier facilities across the United States. Gifted Healthcare has travel, local and PRN/Per Diem options nationwide, and is constantly seeking experienced RN's.
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TotalMed Staffing is seeking an experienced Emergency Room Registered Nurse for an exciting Travel Nursing job in Natchez, MS. Shift: 3x12 hr nights Start Date: ASAP Duration: 13 weeks Pay: $1509.4 / Week.
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