Registered Nurse RN ER
Posted today
nightingales listScottsdale (AZ)
Registered NursesGeneral Medical and Surgical Hospitals
SENIORITY
Senior
SALARY
$53.00
About the role
Job Description: Why Choose Per Diem With Nightingale's List? Available Shift(s): Day/Night
Starting Rate: $53.00
Location:
Scottsdale, AZExperience greater flexibility, higher pay, and career advancement with a Per Diem assignment's throughout ArizonaMUST HAVE ONE OR MORE YEARS IN ACUTE CARE SETTINGGreat Pay. Supplement your part-time or full-time job with additional hours. While some people pick up shifts in addition to their existing jobs, many healthcare professionals choose to work only months out of the year; others make per diem work their full-time career. Work-Life Balance. Because you have control over your schedule, you choose when and where you want to work. Job Experience. By working in a variety of facilities and environments, you'll gain career-advancing skills and experience. Pick up shifts at this top-quality healthcare facility in a great locations! The Ability to Explore. Whether you're considering a career move or simply want to test the waters in different specialties, departments, or healthcare facilities, per diem is a great way to explore new roles or employers.
Requirements:
Provenexperience as a registered nurse. No New Grads Excellentknowledge of nursing care methods and procedures. A team playerwith excellent communication and interpersonal skills. Responsible and compassionate. Outstandingorganizational and multi-tasking skills. Patient withexcellent problem-solving skills. A valid nursing license.
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