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Travel RN - Med/Surg - Infusion

Posted 2 days ago

american travelerWashington (DC)

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Senior

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$2,307.00/week

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Travel RN - Med/Surg - Infusion American Traveler Washington, District Of Columbia, United States Position status: Open
Assignment type: travel
Shift: DaysLength (weeks): 13
Openings: 1Start date: 2026-12-07$2,307.00/week (estimated advertised weekly pay)
Description: American Traveler is hiring an experienced Infusion RN to administer chemotherapy and immunotherapy to oncology patients, requiring a current chemo/immunotherapy provider card and at least one prior travel assignment. Details Work in a hospital-based Infusion Center setting Oncology patient population receiving chemotherapy and immunotherapy treatments Patient ratio of 1:6-7Day shift schedule, 10:00 AM-6:30 PM, Monday through FridayNo weekends or holidays required
Requirements:
  • Active DC RN license required in hand
  • Current BLS certification required; OCN certification preferred
  • Current chemotherapy/immunotherapy provider card required
  • Minimum 2 years of recent experience required within the last 7 years
  • Teaching hospital experience required
  • At least one previous travel assignment required
  • Skilled in IV therapy/infusions, accessing and managing ports, central line/implanted line care, PICC line care, and starting and maintaining IVsTwo supervisory references required, including one from the most recent assignment, supporting at least 2 years of experience in the previous 3 years
Additional Information:
  • Administer chemotherapy and immunotherapy treatments to oncology patients
  • Must reside within a 60-mile radius of the facility to qualify for local candidate status
  • No more than 7 days of RTO permitted per 13-week contract, with no RTO allowed during the first two weeks of the assignment
  • Previous MedStar employees must have been separated for at least one year before returning as a traveler
Hours per week: 40 Hours per shift: 8

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