Nurse Practitioner

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favorite healthcare staffingDenver (CO)

SENIORITY

Mid

SALARY

$3,150 - $3,600 per week

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About the role

Weekly Gross Pay Range of $3,150 - $3,600 per week; range is based on weekly hours and may include taxable wages and tax-free expense reimbursements. At Favorite Healthcare Staffing, we aspire to learn what thrills you about being a nurse. Our exceptional recruiters thrive on the challenge of discovering the perfect position for you. From day one, your dedicated recruiter has your back as you search for your next job. Favorite Healthcare Staffing is looking for an experienced Corrections Nurse Practitioner (NP) for a contract in Denver, CO! This assignment is for 12 weeks and ideal candidates will have at least six months of recent experience as a Corrections NP. Corrections Nurse Practitioner (NP) Position Details:
Contract Length: 12 weeks
Location: Denver, CO
Facility Type: Nursing Home Shift & Schedule: Full-Time 10 Hour Days Corrections Nurse Practitioner (NP)
Requirements: Must have six months of recent Corrections NP experience in a nursing home setting Active CO Nurse Practitioner License required Current BLS Certification required Perks of Working with Favorite: Live Recruiters, Customer Service, & Tech Support 24/7/365 Schedule Shifts & Submit Timecards on Favorite Mobile App Referral Bonus Program, First Day Health Insurance, 401(k) Retirement Plans & Match License & Continuing Education Reimbursement Being a nurse with Favorite Healthcare Staffing gives you the opportunity to advance your career, develop new skills, and experience new things.

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