RN - Registered Nurse - Acute Care
select specialty hospitalSavannah (GA)
$2252.0
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select specialty hospitalSavannah (GA)
SENIORITY
Senior
SALARY
$2252.0
About the role
Details Client NameSelect Specialty Hospital - Savannah, Inc. Job TypeTravelOfferingNursingProfessionRN - Registered Nurse SpecialtyAcute CareJob ID38636774Job TitleRN - Registered Nurse - Acute CareWeekly Pay$2252.0Shift Details Shift3x12 - Days, 7am - 7pmScheduled Hours36Job Order Details Start Date 10/30/2026 End Date 01/29/2027 Duration13 Week(s)
Job Description:
Treva Workforce is an award-winning travel agency based in Michigan, with contracts across all 50 states. We specialize in Travel Nursing, Allied Health, and Locum placements.
Requirements for submission:
- Current resume
- Nursing license (specific to each state)
- Current BLS, ACLS, and/or specialty certifications
- Two current clinical references
Compensation and Benefits:
- Competitive pay rates
- Health benefits
- Incentive programsPTO for those eligible under The Earned Sick Time Act in Michigan (codified as MCL 408.961 to 408.968)401k retirement plan
- Referral and loyalty rewards
- At Treva Workforce, we take care of you!
- Client Details
- Address800 E 68th StCitySavannahStateGAZip Code31405Job Board Disclaimer
- Pay packages are gross weekly estimates based on the current bill rate at the time the position is posted. Rates can and do change rapidly so please check with your recruiter for more information. Posted rates can vary based on various reimbursements, facility fees and other factors.
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