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Candidates MUST have minimum of 1-year recent, full time Cardiac ICU and/or Cardiovascular ICU/CVICU RN experience. Required Experience: Candidates MUST have minimum of 1-year recent, full time Cardiac ICU and/or Cardiovascular ICU/CVICU RN experience.
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Required Experience:Candidates MUST have minimum of 2yr recent, full time RN Cardiac ICU and/or Cardiac PCU/IMC RN experience as well as RN leadership (Charge or higher) experience.
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WORK HOURS : Full time Nights, 7P-7A for 36 hours per week. One-year critical care nursing experience, or completion of an RN residency program in a critical care setting required.
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Required Experience: Candidates MUST have minimum of 2 year(s) recent, full time Cardiac ICU and/or Cardiovascular ICU/CVICU RN experience. No open hearts, CABG, or ECMO. This is a true Cardiac ICU- CRRT, Impella, Swan, AIBP, etc.
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Experience working in an Operating Room, Electrophysiology (EP) Lab or Catheterization lab either through industry or clinical setting preferred, but not required. Examples include Medical & Dental beginning day 1 of employment, 401K plus match, 20 days of paid Parental Leave, in addition to maternity leave, for new moms and dads, Volunteer Time off, Pet Insurance, and more.
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2yr recent, full time CVICU, Cardiac ICU, Cardiac PCU/IMC/Tele, Vascular related, Cath Lab, Ambulatory, and/or Cardiac Rehab. Required Experience: 2yr recent, full time CVICU, Cardiac ICU, Cardiac PCU/IMC/Tele, Vascular related, Cath Lab, Ambulatory and/or Cardiac Rehab.
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Our benefits are designed to support your overall wellbeing, and include: PPO medical plan, available day one at no cost for full-time employee-only coverage 100% coverage for preventive healthcare no copay Paid Time Off, available day one Retirement Programs through the Teacher Retirement System of Texas (TRS) Paid Parental Leave Benefit Wellness programs Tuition Reimbursement Public Service Loan Forgiveness (PSLF) Qualified Employer Learn more about these and other UTSW employee benefits.
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