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Mountain Ridge Rehabilitation and Healthcare Center · Black Mountain, North Carolina 28711
RN Registered Nurse Day Shift
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- Role
- RN Registered Nurse Day Shift
- Role details
- RN · Long-Term Care
- Base pay
- $35.5–$42/hr
- Shift
- Days
- Physical workplace
- Mountain Ridge Rehabilitation and Healthcare Center
- Location and setting
- Black Mountain, North Carolina 28711; long-term-care
- Bonus and benefits
- Health Insurance · Dental Insurance · Vision Insurance · 401K · Competitive wages · Comprehensive benefits package · PTO · Paid orientation
- Requirements
- High School diploma or equivalent preferred; RN license: Required Valid certification as a RN in the State of North Carolina; LTC/SNF experience preferred; new-grad
- Hiring employer
- Mountain Ridge Rehabilitation and Healthcare Center
- Posting status
- Active
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