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The Registered Nurse (RN) assesses, implements or delegates, plans, and evaluates total nursing care and functions in accordance with established philosophy, providing and directing patient care for a group of patients.
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This may include delegation of appropriate tasks to direct patient care staff including but not limited to RNs, LVN/LPNs, and Patient Care Technicians.
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Each BCBA will expertly lead a team of RBT's, including float RBT's. ABC offers industry leading benefits including, Student Loan Repayment, Maternity/Paternity awards, HSA's, Short Term Disability options, BCBA sabbaticals and subscriptions to the Calm App and DoorDash.
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All travelers are required to float, while on the interview please inform traveler of the Methodist Floating Policy. Hospital: Methodist Stone Oak Hospital. Management of post care of cardiac catheterization/pacemaker placement or revision/vascular surgery.
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The float pool provides an excellent opportunity for nurses to work throughout the hospital in a variety of units, including medical/surgical, ICU and Pediatric. Float Pool RNs must be: Clinically competent to provide adult or pediatric intensive care.
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At times the MA will need to float to other pods (in the clinic or another location), during these times all pod responsibilities should be completed including but not limited to triage, discharge, phone notes, refills, call confirmations, etc.
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Float pool nurses treat a diverse range of patients and enjoy the variety of working in different settings. The float pool provides an ideal setting for nurses who would like the opportunity to work in a variety of areas.
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ICU RN' s work in the ICU unit of a hospital, sometimes called Critical Care. ICU RN’s may be asked to float to PCU or TeleEducation/Requirements:Bachelor of Science in Nursing (BSN): 4-Year Education Associates Degree in Nursing (ADN): 2-Year Education You must earn an ADN or BSN degree and pass the NCLEX to apply for a license as a RN. RN ‘s can only work with an active state license.
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Our Float Nurse Program offers: Mileage reimbursementVariety of clinical experienceSkill developmentNetworking and growth Requirements: Associates Degree in Nursing (ADN) from accredited school of nursing required; Bachelor of Science in Nursing (BSN); three year diploma program may be substituted for nursing degree.
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Pay Information $1,820 to $3,413 per week About The Position This opportunity is available for an Acute setting, with float to Outpatient and Inpatient Rehab. Monday - Friday work schedule 13 week contract Meditech for EMR We provide complimentary housing and travel We arrange and cover costs for licensing and malpractice We simplify the credentialing and privileging process We provide first-day medical insurance and 401(K) Your personal recruiter handles every detail, 24/7 Per week (based on a 40-hour week.
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BLS required, ACLS preferred; They will only be asked to float within their skill set. Med/Surg RN Location: San Angelo, TX Duration: 13 weeks Description: Epic Experience Preferred RN needed for busy med/surg unit.
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The Associate Patient Care Coordinator will also provide float coverage for the central UM department, utilizing and following established policies and procedures. The Associate Patient Care Coordinator will also provide float coverage for the central UM department, utilizing and following established policies and procedures.
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1000 Sign On Bonus Summary Medical office position responsible for providing direct nursing care in a medical office setting under the direction of a physician, assists medical providers, and maintains a clean and safe environment in accordance with the policies and procedures of the practice.
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As a Float RN, you'll have the chance to work in different dialysis facilities, exposing you to a wide range of medical conditions, patient populations, and treatments. Float Registered Nurse, RN.
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Vivian is looking for Staff Resource RNs for permanent roles at top tier hospital systems in San Antonio, Texas and surrounding areas.
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