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TravelNurseSource is working with Focus Staff to find a qualified ICU/Critical Care RN in Baltimore, Maryland, 21201! If you re seeking a Travel ICU Nurse position in Baltimore, MD and are looking to work with an agency that will listen to your needs and career goals, then Focus Staff is the right place to be.
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JOB SUMMARYThe Research RN, NCHRI works directly with the physician in accurately and professionally executing all clinical research projects in an acute care/inpatient setting (ED, Cath Lab, ICU, EP lab, Step down and OR) as well as the ambulatory and ancillary areas.
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The Johns Hopkins Hospital, Neuroscience Critical Care Unit (NCCU), is a 24-bed ICU that is at the forefront of advancing neurological care, with a team committed to excellence, research, and the highest standards of patient outcomes.
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RN Specialties: ICU, CVICU, PICU, NICU, PCU, ER, Tele, Med Surg, OR, Endo Cath Lab, LDRP, PACU, Dialysis, Case Manager, Home Health, Hospice, Respiratory Therapy. LTC/ LTAC: RN, LPN, CNA Staff Quick Starts and Crisis Needs in difficult to fill specialties.
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Registered Nurse (RN) Neuro ICUGeneral Summary of Position MedStar Franklin Square Hospital is seeking experienced RNs to fill roles in our Neuro ICU. We are newly Comprehensive Stroke Center, and we are looking for RNs with experience or passion for caring for Neuro patients in the Neuro Critical Care Unit (NCCU.
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Intensive Care Unit (ICU) RN, Critical Care Unit (CCU) RN, Emergency Room (ER) RN, or Medical Surgical (Med Surg) RN experience. Certified Nephrology Nurse (CNN) or Certified Dialysis Nurse (CDN) RN.
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American Medical Staffing (AMS) is a healthcare staffing company who puts you first and we are currently seeking a RN - ICU for agency contract positions in Baltimore,Maryland. American Medical Staffing is seeking a travel nurse RN ICU - Intensive Care Unit for a travel nursing job in Baltimore, Maryland.
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Registered Nurse RN Neuro ICU licensure as a Registered Nurse RN in the state of Maryland, or eligible to practice due to Compact state agreements outlined through the MD Board of Nursing, is required.
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GHR Healthcare is seeking a travel nurse RN ICU - Intensive Care Unit for a travel nursing job in Baltimore, Maryland. ICU - Intensive Care Unit. GHR Healthcare is seeking a travel nurse RN ICU - Intensive Care Unit for a travel nursing job in Baltimore, Maryland.
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Client in MD seeking ICU / Critical Care - Registered Nurse (RN) (RN) to work 3 Seize the opportunity for a complete vacation experience - one filled with hiking, history, kayaking, culture, big-city excitement and Main Street memories.
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You should be aware that there are a few specialties, such as psychiatric Registered Nurse and cardiac ICU where the experience requirement is over 2 years. Be certain to update your RN license, if needed and make sure you have a complete immunization and physical examination records.
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If you'd like more detail on these ICU RN assignments or are ready to get started with the placement process, please apply online now. - The ICU RN will provide care for patients with life-threatening conditions or comorbidities requiring sophisticated organ support and invasive monitoring.
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