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Deaconess Hospital · Spokane, Washington 99201
RN - Emergency Department - Deaconess
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Shift
Night shift position with 12-hour shifts, alternating weekends, and some holidays.
Weekends, holidays, call, and rotation
Night shift position with 12-hour shifts, alternating weekends, and some holidays.
All stated details
- Role
- RN - Emergency Department - Deaconess
- Base pay
- $43.85/hr
- Shift
- Night shift position with 12-hour shifts, alternating weekends, and some holidays.
- Weekends, holidays, call, and rotation
- Night shift position with 12-hour shifts, alternating weekends, and some holidays.
- Physical workplace
- Deaconess Hospital
- Location and setting
- Spokane, Washington 99201
- Bonus and benefits
- Medical insurance · Dental insurance · Vision insurance · Life insurance
- Requirements
- Minimum of 1 year of Emergency nursing experience is required; Active BLS, ACLS, and PALS certifications are required; Bachelor's degree in Nursing, or obtained within five (5) years from the initial date of hire; Advanced degree in Nursing (MSN, PhD, DNP, ARNP) preferred; Current Registered Nurse license in Washington State or Multistate License endorsement (MLS); Current BLS Certification required; ACLS or NALS or PALS or TNCC or NRP certification, as required by facility or department; Certification in specialty area preferred
- Hiring employer
- Deaconess Hospital
- Posting status
- Active
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