Travel OR RN - $2,212 per week
$1,970-$2,080
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SENIORITY
Mid
SALARY
$1,970-$2,080
About the role
- At least 1 year of Operating Room nursing experience required
- Active Registered Nurse (RN) license in the state of Maryland or compact RN license, as applicable
- Strong clinical knowledge of perioperative nursing standards, sterile technique, and infection prevention
- Ability to work effectively in a collaborative surgical team environment
- Excellent communication, organization, and patient advocacy skillsBLS certification preferred
- Provide direct nursing care to patients throughout the perioperative process
- Prepare operating rooms, equipment, instruments, and supplies for surgical procedures
- Maintain a sterile field and uphold infection prevention protocols at all times
- Collaborate with surgeons, anesthesia professionals, and surgical staff to support efficient workflow
- Monitor patients and respond appropriately to changes in condition during surgical procedures
- Complete accurate and timely clinical documentation
- Support patient safety, comfort, and education before and after procedures
- Why Apply for This Maryland Nursing Job?
- Competitive weekly pay for local RN jobs in Maryland
- On-site operating room nursing opportunity in the Baltimore area
- Work in a supportive surgical environment focused on patient-centered care
- Convenient Towson location with access to dining, shopping, and parks
- Apply now to join this rewarding Operating Room Registered Nurse opportunity in Towson, Maryland.
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