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Embrace the digital nomad life, setting your schedule and working from anywhere. Embrace the digital nomad life, setting your schedule and working from anywhere. Perks to Make You Swipe Right: Snag dreamy travel discounts and earn your way to industry creds.
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Take the next step in your healthcare career and join Nomad Health as a travel surgical technician or travel first assistant. To apply as a surgical technologist with Nomad, you must have an active National Board of Surgical Technology and Surgical Assisting- or National Center for Competency Testing-issued certification or active first assistant certification from NBSTSA, NCCSA or ABSA, as well as evidence of at least one year of experience as a Cardiovascular surgical tech or first assistant, and evidence of one year of experience within your specialty/modality within the past three years.
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Nomad Health seeks an experienced Cardiovascular surgical tech for a travel assignment in VA. As a traveler with Nomad, you get access to industry-leading pay, outstanding benefits, and our knowledgeable Nomad Navigator support team.
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