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Central Florida Care Group Inc · Poinciana, Florida 34759
RN for Medically Complex Group Home Night Shift
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RN – Medically Complex Group Home | Night Shift.
Requirements
Active Florida RN license; Minimum 2 years of RN experience; Pediatric, ICU, or PCU background preferred; Ventilator/tracheostomy experience a strong plus; Experience with developmentally disabled patients welcomed; Level 2 Background Check required; Tracheostomy care; Tube feeding; 1-3years
All stated details
- Role
- RN for Medically Complex Group Home Night Shift
- Role details
- RN · ICU · PCU
- Base pay
- $35/hr
- Shift
- RN – Medically Complex Group Home | Night Shift.
- Location and setting
- Poinciana, Florida 34759; group-home
- Requirements
- Active Florida RN license; Minimum 2 years of RN experience; Pediatric, ICU, or PCU background preferred; Ventilator/tracheostomy experience a strong plus; Experience with developmentally disabled patients welcomed; Level 2 Background Check required; Tracheostomy care; Tube feeding; 1-3years
- Hiring employer
- Central Florida Care Group Inc
- Posting status
- Active
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