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VHC Health · Arlington, Virginia 22205
Registered Nurse, Observation Unit
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Patient load, floating, and staffing
Float pool
Requirements
Bachelor's degree in nursing; RN License; Licensed as a Registered Nurse by the Virginia Department of Health Professions or Compact State Licensure in Nursing; BLS Certification; ACLS Certification; 1 year of Nursing/Patient Care in an acute care setting; Direct patient care; Staff supervision
All stated details
- Role
- Registered Nurse, Observation Unit
- Role details
- RN · Observation Unit
- Base pay
- $44.2/hr
- Location and setting
- Arlington, Virginia 22205
- Patient load, floating, and staffing
- Float pool
- Bonus and benefits
- Dental insurance · Health insurance · Retirement plan · Vision insurance
- Requirements
- Bachelor's degree in nursing; RN License; Licensed as a Registered Nurse by the Virginia Department of Health Professions or Compact State Licensure in Nursing; BLS Certification; ACLS Certification; 1 year of Nursing/Patient Care in an acute care setting; Direct patient care; Staff supervision
- Hiring employer
- VHC Health
- Posting status
- Stale
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