Travel RN - Med/Surg - Infusion
$2,689.00/week
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SENIORITY
Senior
SALARY
$2,689.00/week
About the role
- Active OR RN license, Compact license must be in hand at submissionBLS certification required; OCN certification preferred
- Minimum of 1 year of oncology experience required (hardstop requirement)
- Outpatient oncology experience preferred
- Chemotherapy certification preferred but not required
- Epic charting experience required
- Prior travel nursing experience required
- Skills in patient assessment, vital signs, medication reconciliation, and interpretation of lab results needed
- Experience with neurological, cardiovascular, and pulmonary assessments preferred
- Perform patient triage, follow-up phone calls, and medication refill coordination
- Conduct patient teaching, health questionnaires, and infectious disease precautions including mask fit testing
- Work within a 418-bed short-term acute care facility
- Must commit to working 3 of 5 major holidays (Thanksgiving, Christmas Eve, Christmas Day, New Year's Eve, New Year's Day)
- Local candidates accepted, though a 50-mile radius rule applies for eligibility
- Former permanent staff may return as travelers after a 3-month waiting period, provided they reside more than 50 miles from the facility
- Candidates must disclose any prior work history at Providence facilities, including permanent, travel, or per-diem positions
- Scrub color requirements vary by department; general scrubs may be any color
- No parking fees at this facility
- Facility does not accept candidates with Nursys or background check hits
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