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Travel Nurse RN - Endoscopy - $3,230 per week in Manchester, NH

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Registered Nurse (RN) | Endoscopy
Location: Manchester, NHAgency: Revolution Healthcare Services
Pay: $3,230 per week
Shift Information: Days - 5 days x 8 hours
Contract Duration: 8 Weeks
Start Date: ASAPAbout the Position# Job Opportunity – Registered Nurse / Endoscopy – New HampshireStart Date: November 9, 2026 Location: Manchester, New Hampshire Compensation: Details provided to qualified applicants Schedule: Day shift, 1:4 patient ratio, approximately 1 weekend per month, on-call requirement of approximately 1 night per week (except assigned weekend shifts)Highlights: - 12-bed dedicated Endoscopy unit with a collaborative team of 8 staff members- Perform a variety of procedures including EGD, ERCP, colonoscopies, and bronchoscopies- Work with ERBE intraoperative equipment and Meditech Expanse EMR system- Day shift staffing includes 1 Charge RN, 3-4 RNs, and 2-3 techs for comprehensive support- No floating requirements – remain within your specialty unit- Flexible scrub attire with no assigned color requirementsRequirements: - Active RN license in New Hampshire or compact state eligibility- Current ACLS certification- Endoscopy experience required- Meditech experience preferredWhy It's a Great Opportunity: This Endoscopy position offers the chance to work with a focused team in a specialized 12-bed unit where you can develop expertise across multiple procedures. The unit values flexibility and a positive attitude, creating a supportive environment for nurses who are passionate about gastroenterology and procedural care. With consistent day shift hours and minimal floating, you'll have the opportunity to build strong working relationships while delivering exceptional patient care.
Requirements: Required for OnboardingACLSBLSCore Mandatory Part ICore Mandatory Part II (Nursing) Core Mandatory Part IIIEndoscopyPALSRN - Endoscopy/GI Lab (Self)RN - Endoscopy/GI Lab ARN - Endoscopy/GI Lab BRN - Pharmacology A

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