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Carle Health · Urbana, Illinois

RN - Phase II

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Base pay

compensation range for this position is $34.02per hour

Requirements

of departmental competencies. Assists and collaborates with physicians, Anesthesia personnel, and OR Staff in providing a safe, positive, and efficient experience for patients and; BLS; ACLS; PALS

Role details

RN

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RN - Phase II
Role details
RN
Base pay
compensation range for this position is $34.02per hour
Location and setting
Urbana, Illinois; hospital
Requirements
of departmental competencies. Assists and collaborates with physicians, Anesthesia personnel, and OR Staff in providing a safe, positive, and efficient experience for patients and; BLS; ACLS; PALS
Hiring employer
Carle Health
Posting status
Active

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