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American Traveler · Show Low, Arizona 85901
Travel RN - Mother Baby - Newborn Nursery
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Orientation, preceptor, and unit support
8 hours of orientation provided at start of assignment
Requirements
Active RN license (AZ or Compact) currently in hand; BLS (AHA) certification; NRP (Neonatal Resuscitation Program) certification; STABLE certification; Minimum 2 years of RN experience required; 2+ years of SCN/NICU experience preferred; NICU Level 2 experience; Experience working with neonates
All stated details
- Role
- Travel RN - Mother Baby - Newborn Nursery
- Role details
- RN · Mother Baby · Newborn Nursery · NICU
- Base pay
- $2,391/wk
- Location and setting
- Show Low, Arizona 85901
- Orientation, preceptor, and unit support
- 8 hours of orientation provided at start of assignment
- Bonus and benefits
- Top Compensation Packages · Free private housing or generous housing subsidy · Tax Advantage Plan · Comprehensive medical, dental and life insurance coverage
- Requirements
- Active RN license (AZ or Compact) currently in hand; BLS (AHA) certification; NRP (Neonatal Resuscitation Program) certification; STABLE certification; Minimum 2 years of RN experience required; 2+ years of SCN/NICU experience preferred; NICU Level 2 experience; Experience working with neonates
- Hiring employer
- American Traveler
- Posting status
- Active
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