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Registered Nurse | RN-MedSurg MS

Posted 14 days ago

greenstaff medical usaEvansville (IN)

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About the role

Job Opportunity
Location: Evansville, IN
Category: Clinical
Payrate: $2151 - 2211/hrDiscipline: Registered Nurse Reference No: 2787637
Job Type: Contract
End Date: Sept. 5, 2026 Select a shift to view its details, then click Apply now. Jun 1, 2026
  • 1st 12h Registered Nurse / RN-MedSurg MS $2151.00–$2210.00/hrJun 1, 2026
  • 1st 12h Registered Nurse / RN-MedSurg MS $2151.00–$2211.00/hrWhy Choose Greenstaff Medical US?Your Trusted Partner in Healthcare Staffing
At Greenstaff Medical US, we're more than just a staffing agency — we're your career partner. From your first day on assignment to long-term support, we're committed to helping you succeed. Here's what sets us apart and why healthcare professionals choose to work with us: Supportive and responsive environment Smooth onboarding and compliance Quick feedback throughout the hiring process A team that truly values your time and talent What Benefits Greenstaff Medical has to Offer: Medical, Dental and Vision Insurance on Day 1 (subject to opt in or enrolment)PTO accrual (subject to state regulations) Housing support services Car Rental services Clinical Support Staff Learning Modules or support on Clinical Assessment Tests (Relias) Licensure and other reimbursements, when applicable. Referral Bonus of up to $2000.00 Licensing Reimbursement Retirement Plan: "401k, does not include employer match"Flexible Payment Options: "Weekly"Pay for Physical ExamsPay for Drug Testing

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