Registered Nurse (RN) **New Grads Welcome/Bronx**
credenza healthBronx (NY)
Registered Nurse (RN) **New Grads Welcome/Bronx**
Posted 2 days ago
credenza healthBronx (NY)
SENIORITY
Mid
About the role
Registered Bronx NurseOur pediatric, geriatric, and adult patients are looking forward to meeting you in their homes!! Join our amazing team of registered nurses and enjoy working with our wonderful and lovely patients where you'll love every minute and won't feel like working!!Gain experience with us! Free training dedicated for your success. We now pay toll reimbursement for nurses who travel to the Bronx or Manhattan! Check out our amazing RN (Registered Bronx Nurse) benefits! Competitive salary
Weekly pay: Direct Deposit
Training to ensure your success Health benefits Exclusive employee discounts24/7 Customer Service$100 monthly benefits debit cardRN (Registered Bronx Nurse) position details: Full Time, Part Time, Per Diem6, 8, 10, 12-hour shift Training provided New graduates welcomed!
Start date: ASAPRN (Registered Bronx Nurse) job duties:
Assess patients' condition and chart their observations Medication administration Ventilator | G tube feeding care | Trach careRN (Registered Bronx Nurse) requirements: Valid registered nurse license Eligible to work in the USSmooth application process! Submit your application today or call your personal nurse recruiter Ricky @ 718 828 2666 X 137 Here at White Glove, we are committed to creating consistently exceptional nursing experiences. And because we value nurses as our greatest assets, we remain supportive, open, positive and actively engaged- with both our nurses and patients. Our nursing team manages the voice of White Glove Nursing- and it's a beautiful, powerful and passionate voice.
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