Registered Nurse - Weekend Schedule

Kent County Locations

• Milford

• Harrington

• Camden

• Dover

• Smyrna

Sussex County Locations

• Dagsboro

• Millsboro

• Georgetown

• Greenwood

• Bridgeville

• Seaford

• Laurel

Shift Openings

Days- 6am-4pm, 7am-3pm, 8am-5pm, 9am-6pm, 7am-7pm

Evenings- 3pm-11pm, 2pm-10pm

Overnights- 10pm-6am, 11pm-7am, 7pm-7am

BAYADA Offers Our RNs

• One on one care

• Flexible scheduling you choose

• Electronic charting using Statewise

• In-depth paid training and shadowing for licensed nurses

• Award-winning adult and pediatric Simulation labs

• Short commute times – we match you with cases near your home

• Around the clock clinical support by phone

Available RN Shifts

• Day, Evening and Overnight

• Part-Time, or Full-Time

RN Field Benefits Include

• Weekly pay every Thursday

• PTO

• Medical, Dental, and Vision benefits

• Company-paid life insurance

• Employee Assistance Program

• Public Service Loan Forgiveness Partner

• 401K

• Preventive Care Coverage for ALL employees (PRN included)

Requirements

• Current valid nursing license and graduation from a qualified nursing program

• CPR in good standing

Pay: Up to $43 hourly

Apply now to join our team!

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