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David Careers

Registered Nurse (RN) Intensive Care Unit (ICU) - Travel - Burbank, CA - $2,448.00 per week.

Posted 9 days ago

arise carestaffBurbank (CA)
Critical Care NursesGeneral Medical and Surgical Hospitals

SENIORITY

Senior

SALARY

$2,142.00 - $2,448.00 per week

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About the role

Intensive Care Unit (ICU) Registered Nurse (RN) - TravelArise CareStaff is hiring Intensive Care Unit (ICU) Registered Nurses (RN) to work for our client healthcare facility in Burbank, CA.
Position Details
Shift: Night 3x12-Hour (19:00 - 07:30)
Type of Assignment: TravelJob Duration: 13 weeksComputer Charting: EpicPay Range: $2,142.00 - $2,448.00 per weekRequirements: California Registered Nurse (RN) LicenseBLS certification by the American Heart AssociationACLS certification by the American Heart AssociationNIHSS certificationMinimum of 1 years experience working as Intensive Care Unit (ICU) Registered Nurse (RN).
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