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Travel Stepdown RN - $3,227 per week

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bhs workforceMorgantown (WV)

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About the role

BHS Workforce is seeking a travel nurse RN Stepdown for a travel nursing job in Morgantown, West Virginia. Job Description & Requirements Specialty: Stepdown
Discipline: RN
Start Date: 11/15/2026
Duration: 13 weeks
48 hours per week
Shift: 12 hours, nights
Employment Type: Travel
Unit: 10 East – Neuro Stepdown & Epilepsy Monitoring Unit (EMU)
Beds: 31 Total 25 Stepdown Beds 6 EMU Beds Nurse-to-Patient Ratios Stepdown: 1:3 EMU/Floor: 1:5–6 Required Certifications BLS (Required) NIHSS (Required at submission) ACLS (Preferred) All Stepdown-qualified RNs may be expected to care for Stepdown patients. 2 years RN Stepdown/PCU experience neededBLS, ACLS & NIHSS needed50 miles radius rule About BHS Workforce BHS Workforce is a national, Joint Commission-accredited healthcare staffing company built on a simple promise: Tech-Enabled, Human Delivered. We pair modern technology that surfaces the right assignments fast with real recruiters who know your name, answer the phone, and stay in your corner from your first call through your final shift. We place registered nurses and allied health professionals — including Imaging/Radiology, Respiratory Therapy, and Laboratory — in travel and contract assignments at hospitals and health systems nationwide, along with behavioral health, therapy, and per diem opportunities. Whether you're after a specific city, a stronger paycheck, or a schedule that finally fits your life, our team helps you get there. With recruiters across the country, BHS Workforce is mission-driven and people-first. We believe the clinicians who care for patients deserve to be cared for, too — with transparent pay, quick and honest communication, and a recruiter who treats you like a person, not a placement.
Benefits: Weekly pay Vision benefits Medical benefits 401k retirement plan Guaranteed Hours License and certification reimbursement Referral bonus

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