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Thomas Jefferson University and Hospitals · Philadelphia, Pennsylvania 19102
RN Hospital Per Diem Nights - Rehab
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Thomas Jefferson University and Hospitals
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Requirements
BSN Degree preferred; State Issued RN license; Basic Life Support (BLS) certification from the American Heart Association; Must be able to work night shift; Minimum commitment 48hrs per 6 week period; Holiday commitment consists of 1 holiday per season
All stated details
- Role
- RN Hospital Per Diem Nights - Rehab
- Role details
- Rehab · RN · per-diem
- Shift
- Must be able to work night shift with a minimum commitment of 48hrs per 6 week period.
- Physical workplace
- Thomas Jefferson University and Hospitals
- Location and setting
- Philadelphia, Pennsylvania 19102; hospital
- Bonus and benefits
- Prescription drug insurance · Dental insurance · Health insurance · AD&D insurance
- Requirements
- BSN Degree preferred; State Issued RN license; Basic Life Support (BLS) certification from the American Heart Association; Must be able to work night shift; Minimum commitment 48hrs per 6 week period; Holiday commitment consists of 1 holiday per season
- Hiring employer
- Thomas Jefferson University and Hospitals
- Posting status
- Stale
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