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American Traveler · Graceville, Minnesota 56240
Travel RN - Emergency Dept
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- Role
- Travel RN - Emergency Dept
- Role details
- RN · Contract · travel · Med Surg
- Base pay
- $2,362/wk
- Shift
- Nights
- Weekends, holidays, call, and rotation
- No on-call responsibilities.
- Hours and start
- 36 hours/week · 3 shifts/week · Start: 2026-08-17 · 13-week contract
- Location and setting
- Graceville, Minnesota 56240; hospital
- Bonus and benefits
- Top Compensation Packages · Housing Provided · Tax Advantage Plan · Medical Insurance · Housing Perks (free private housing or generous housing subsidy) · Comprehensive Insurance (medical, dental, life)
- Requirements
- Active MN RN license; Emergency Department nursing experience; In-hospital emergency response experience; Acute care facility experience; 12 hour shift; Night shift; No on call; Travel; 3-5years
- Hiring employer
- American Traveler
- Posting status
- Active
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