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registered nurse (rn) - long term acute care - $43-58 per hour

registered nurse/medicaid clinical reviewer | remote | up to $50/hr

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client care advocate – elder law & aging transitions (rn/social work)

registered nurse (rn) - cardiology - $50-65 per hour

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registered nurse (rn) - sign on bonus

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staff rn - surgical oncology (days)

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travel nurse rn - cardiac stepdown - $1,638 per week

travel nurse rn - cvor - $2,375 per week

travel medical-surgical registered nurse - $1,495 per week

travel nurse rn - rehabilitation - $1,669 per week

travel nurse rn - med surg - $1,497 per week

travel nurse rn - hospice - $2,194 per week

travel nurse rn - telemetry - $1,591 per week

travel nurse rn - telemetry - $1,576 per week

travel nurse rn - cardiac stepdown - $1,714 per week

travel nurse rn - labor and delivery - $2,100 per week

travel telemetry registered nurse - $1,562 per week

travel nurse rn - cardiac stepdown - $1,764 per week

travel nurse rn - cardiac cath lab - $2,151 per week

travel nurse rn - labor and delivery - $2,272 per week

travel electrophysiology (ep) lab registered nurse - $2,961 per week

travel medical-surgical registered nurse - $1,644 per week

travel nurse rn - med surg - $1,574 per week

travel nurse rn - icu - intensive care unit - $1,602 per week

travel nurse rn - cardiac cath lab - $2,046 per week

travel nurse rn - cath lab

travel nurse rn - telemetry - $1,710 per week

A Travel Nurses is a healthcare worker who travel to patients and assist at different healthcare facilities. Their role is to perform nursing duties and provide care in residential areas, schools, and other organizations. Their responsibilities are to assist when hospitals are short-staffed, perform wound inspections, change dressings, monitor patient's overall wellbeing, provide healthcare and nutritional advice, ensure that all equipment and medical supplies are kept well-organized, and collaborate with other healthcare professionals to develop diets and healthcare plans.

Do you like helping people and having versatility in your career? This Registered Nurse has 25 years of experience and shares about her career, plus how it has evolved with her ever changing life.

<h2 dir="ltr">Why I choose Nursing:</h2>
<p dir="ltr">Hi, I'm Harmony. I'm a registered nurse and I work in an outpatient surgery center. I decided to go to nursing school because I love science and I love helping people.&nbsp;</p>
<h2 dir="ltr">My Nursing Career:</h2>
<p dir="ltr">I've been a nurse for 25 years and I've had various different nursing jobs during my career. I started out working in the hospital at night shift and then I decided to train in the area of critical care and I got a position in the adult intensive care unit where I loved working and I worked for almost 15 years taking care of really critically ill patients.</p>
<h2 dir="ltr">Nursing Salary:</h2>
<p dir="ltr">How much does a nurse make at a day surgery center? Well it varies based on years of experience, possibly what you bargained for, upon hiring, your performance reviews and your raises.</p>
<h2 dir="ltr">Unique Opportunities:</h2>
<p dir="ltr">Being a registered nurse offered me the opportunity to travel to New Zealand and work in a coronary care unit for one year.&nbsp;</p>
<h2 dir="ltr">Perks of Outpatient Clinic:</h2>
<p dir="ltr">One of the main reasons why I like working in an outpatient surgery center is that there are no weekends, no nights, no holidays, Just Monday through Friday, same day procedures. People go home. They go home to their families. You don't have to take care of them overnight. That means more time with my family. So I chose to start working in the outpatient surgery center for more flexibility.</p>

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travel pcu oncology registered nurse - $2,161 per week

travel nurse rn - ed - emergency department - $2,506 per week

travel labor & delivery registered nurse - $2,128 per week

travel labor & delivery registered nurse - $3,298 per week

travel nurse rn - labor and delivery - $2,136 per week

travel neonatal icu nurse - $2,470 per week

travel nurse rn - pcu - progressive care unit - $1,623 per week

travel nurse rn - icu - intensive care unit - $2,490 per week

travel nurse rn - icu - intensive care unit - $2,099 per week

travel nurse rn - pcu - progressive care unit - $2,146 per week

travel nurse rn - labor and delivery - $2,772 per week

travel labor & delivery registered nurse - $2,380 per week

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