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Kingman Regional Medical Center · Kingman, Arizona 86409
Cardiopulmonary RN (Outpatient) - Per Diem/$38.11/hr
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Patient load, floating, and staffing
Nurse-to-patient ratio: 1:3-4 (Acute Rehab avg)
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Physical workplace
Kingman Regional Medical Center
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All stated details
- Role
- Cardiopulmonary RN (Outpatient) - Per Diem/$38.11/hr
- Role details
- RN · Pulmonary · Rehabilitation
- Base pay
- $38.11/hr
- Physical workplace
- Kingman Regional Medical Center
- Location and setting
- Kingman, Arizona 86409
- Patient load, floating, and staffing
- Nurse-to-patient ratio: 1:3-4 (Acute Rehab avg)
- Requirements
- Associate Degree in Nursing or graduate of a Nursing Diploma program; Current, valid Arizona RN license or compact state RN license; Current BLS & ACLS certification through the American Heart Association; 2 years RN experience; 1 year experience working with cardiac, emergency room, or intensive care patients
- Hiring employer
- Kingman Regional Medical Center
- Posting status
- Stale
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