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License and Certification: *RN licensed, or eligible to practice as an RN in the Commonwealth of Virginia, It is staffed by highly skilled nurses and a team of intensivists from multiple subspecialties, including anesthesiology, pediatric cardiology, pediatric heart surgery, neonatology (newborn care), cardiac critical care, and pulmonology (lung care.
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We are seeking experienced RNs in a number of specialties to fill critical roles across the country: Medical Surgical Nurse Emergency Room Nurse Step-Down Nurse Telemetry Nurse ICU Nurse Operating Room Nurse Labor and Delivery Nurse Cath Lab Nurse Psychiatric Nurse And more travel RN jobs.
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TravelNurseSource is working with Triage Staffing to find a qualified ICU/Critical Care RN in Washington, Washington DC, 20373! If you enjoy outdoor activities, travel nursing in different regions provides opportunities for adventure sports like hiking, skiing, or water sports, depending on the assignment location.
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These nurses work in the critical care unit of a hospital or healthcare facility and look after patients who have experienced invasive surgery, accidents, trauma or organ failure.
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As an emergency room nurse, you'll have the critical responsibility of caring for patients facing urgent medical conditions. RNnetwork is seeking a travel nurse RN ED - Emergency Department for a travel nursing job in Arlington, Virginia.
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OneStaff Medical is seeking a travel nurse RN ICU - Intensive Care Unit for a travel nursing job in Washington, District of Columbia. Whether it is housing, payroll, travel, benefits, or just a friendly voice to talk to, we are there every step of the way.
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As an ICU RN, you'll provide hands-on care for critically ill patients. You will provide professional nursing services which include, but are not limited to, nursing interventions and their documentation, case finding, health teaching/counseling and provision of supportive and/or restorative care.
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Details about the RN or LPN position we are hiring for: As a RN/LPN at our community, you’ll assist with the comprehensive delivery of personal care services to residents on a day-to-day basis following required regulatory requirements.
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During transport, our specialized team can initiate or continue critical care via our current evidence-based treatment protocols in any setting and have immediate access to critical care physicians.
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The ICU RN will provide care for patients with life-threatening conditions or comorbidities requiring sophisticated organ support and invasive monitoring. Please apply online now for immediate consideration for this Intensive Care Unit RN opportunity or to connect with our team about all of the RN options in District of Columbia.
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As a travel allied professional or a traveling nurse with CoreMedical Group, you are eligible for some of the best benefits in the industry, including: Free Private Housing or a Generous Housing Allowance Health Insurance coverage, Medical/Dental/Vision $50K in Free Life Insurance coverage Travel Reimbursement Licensure Assistance & Reimbursement Matching 401K Referral Bonus.
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Ideal candidates have 2 or more years’ experience in their specialty, an active RN license, BLS certification by the American Heart Association, a sense of adventure and a passion for nursing.
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TravelNurseSource is working with Amare Medical Network to find a qualified ICU/Critical Care RN in Weirton, West Virginia, 26062! Pay Information $1,764 per week About The Position Critical Care Unit Nurses (CCU) care for patients suffering from severe, acute, and complex ailments or serious and traumatic injuries that require continuous and comprehensive monitoring and detailed intensive care.
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The ideal candidate will possess a current DC license or Compact license Depending on the state. Current BLS and/or ACLS and/or Specialty Certifications. Refer a friend and earn extra cash.
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Education/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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