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Travel Nurse RN - Medical-Surgical - $1,485 to $1,650 per week in Southeastern Illinois, IL

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travelnursesourceAurora (IL)

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$1,485 to $1,650 per week

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About the role

Registered Nurse (RN) | Medical-Surgical
Location: Southeastern Illinois, ILAgency: All Medical Personnel
Pay: $1,485 to $1,650 per week
Contract Duration: 13 Weeks
Start Date: ASAPAbout the Position
Specialty: RN-Medical Surgical Travel
Job Description:
  • Registered nurses in this specialty practice primarily on hospital units and care for adult patients who are acutely ill with a wide variety of medical problems and diseases or are recovering from surgery.
  • Assist physicians with patient management.
  • Provide care for patients before and after surgical procedures.
  • Complete assignments made by physicians.
  • Provide treatment and post-surgical care.
  • Administer medications.
  • Qualifications and Job Info:2-3 years of recent acute experienceBLS certification
  • Active state nursing license
  • Demonstrate the highest level of professionalism when interacting with patients, families, physicians, and hospital staff members.
Benefits:
  • Medical, dental, and vision on day one
  • Weekly pay
  • Direct deposit
  • AmpVantage Awards Program (AVA)
  • Earn money for referrals
About Us: All Medical Personnel streamlines hiring to get you back to the work you love. Established in 1990, our staffing business lines place locum tenens, travel nursing, travel therapy, allied health, and clinical laboratory professionals from coast-to-coast. We believe in focusing on and uplifting the hiring process, with a deep understanding of the unique challenges you face. We are here to ensure each experience with us is simplified, elevated, and impactful, for you and your patient. Visit us at to learn more or view additional job openings.

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