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PIONEERS MEMORIAL HEALTHCARE DISTRICT · Brawley, California 92227
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PIONEERS MEMORIAL HEALTHCARE DISTRICT
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- Role
- Perioperative Services Registered Nurse II-OR Circulator
- Role details
- RN · Perioperative
- Base pay
- $42.72–$49.11/hr
- Weekends, holidays, call, and rotation
- etc. Working every other weekend is a minimum requirement.
- Physical workplace
- PIONEERS MEMORIAL HEALTHCARE DISTRICT
- Location and setting
- Brawley, California 92227
- Requirements
- Current RN licensure in the State of California; Current AHA BLS required upon hire; ACLS certification as required by the Department; PALS certification as required by the Department; Previous clinical experience in a patient care setting preferred; Ability to lift 25 pounds; Working every other weekend, weekends, holidays, nights, call
- Hiring employer
- PIONEERS MEMORIAL HEALTHCARE DISTRICT
- Posting status
- Active
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