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Medical City Lewisville · Lewisville, Texas 75057
Neonatal Program Coordinator
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Medical City Lewisville
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Requirements
RNC-NIC (Neonatal Intensive Care Nursing); RN (Registered Nurse); Bachelors Degree; 3 years experience; Level III NICU clinical experience; NRP certification; NTD Cardiac Stable Module (within 18 months of employment); Neonate Resuscitate (within 30 days of employment); RNC-NIC; NRP
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- Role
- Neonatal Program Coordinator
- Role details
- NICU · Neonatology
- Shift
- Days
- Physical workplace
- Medical City Lewisville
- Location and setting
- Lewisville, Texas 75057; hospital
- Bonus and benefits
- Medical insurance · Prescription drug coverage · Dental insurance · Vision insurance
- Requirements
- RNC-NIC (Neonatal Intensive Care Nursing); RN (Registered Nurse); Bachelors Degree; 3 years experience; Level III NICU clinical experience; NRP certification; NTD Cardiac Stable Module (within 18 months of employment); Neonate Resuscitate (within 30 days of employment); RNC-NIC; NRP
- Hiring employer
- Medical City Lewisville
- Posting status
- Active
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