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MedStar Health · Baltimore, Maryland 21239
Registered Nurse (RN) Critical Care Float Pool
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Patient load, floating, and staffing
Floating required Critical Care Float Pool floats primarily to the ICU and ICU Stepdown Units.
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- Role
- Registered Nurse (RN) Critical Care Float Pool
- Role details
- ICU · RN · Full-time · Critical Care
- Base pay
- $42.48–$63.34/hr
- Shift
- Nights
- Physical workplace
- MedStar Health
- Location and setting
- Baltimore, Maryland 21239; hospital
- Patient load, floating, and staffing
- Floating required Critical Care Float Pool floats primarily to the ICU and ICU Stepdown Units.
- Bonus and benefits
- Relocation assistance · Tuition Reimbursement · Referral Bonus · Health insurance · Paid time off · Retirement plan with match
- Requirements
- ADN, BSN, MSN, or CNL from an accredited School of Nursing required; 2+ years of RN experience required; at least 2+ years of ICU RN experience strongly preferred; Active MD RN License or Active Compact State RN; Basic Life Support for Healthcare providers required (AHA or American Red Cross); ACLS Certification strongly preferred; NIHSS Certification strongly preferred; BLS Certification
- Hiring employer
- MedStar Health
- Posting status
- Active
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