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White Glove Placement New York · Buffalo, New York
RN Registered Nurse Medical Surgical/Telemetry Travel to Rochester, NY
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Requirements
Active NY RN license; Minimum of 1 year of recent MS/Telemetry experience; Current BLS certification; Current NIHSS certification; Epic charting experience required; Proficiency in dysrhythmia interpretation and management; Must be competent in phlebotomy and IV insertion; Willingness to float between like units
Role details
RN · Medical Surgical · Telemetry
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- Role
- RN Registered Nurse Medical Surgical/Telemetry Travel to Rochester, NY
- Role details
- RN · Medical Surgical · Telemetry
- Base pay
- $2,136/wk
- Location and setting
- Buffalo, New York
- Requirements
- Active NY RN license; Minimum of 1 year of recent MS/Telemetry experience; Current BLS certification; Current NIHSS certification; Epic charting experience required; Proficiency in dysrhythmia interpretation and management; Must be competent in phlebotomy and IV insertion; Willingness to float between like units
- Hiring employer
- White Glove Placement New York
- Posting status
- Active
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