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Seattle Children's Hospital · Seattle, Washington 98109
Registered Nurse - Critical Care Float Pool (Day/Night Rotator)
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Shift
Rotating
Hours and start
36 hours/week
All stated details
- Role
- Registered Nurse - Critical Care Float Pool (Day/Night Rotator)
- Role details
- PICU, CICU, NICU · RN · Critical Care · PICU · CICU · NICU
- Base pay
- $51.6–$91.3/hr
- Shift
- Rotating
- Hours and start
- 36 hours/week
- Physical workplace
- Seattle Children's Hospital
- Location and setting
- Seattle, Washington 98109; hospital
- Patient load, floating, and staffing
- Floating required Registered Nurse - Critical Care Float Pool - 0.9 FTE (Day/ Night Rotator). Float pool position working in PICU/CICU/NICU.
- Bonus and benefits
- $15,000 sign-on bonus · Medical plans · Dental plans · Vision plans · 403(b)
- Requirements
- Graduate of an accredited school of nursing; Prior experience in a pediatric related health care setting; Current Washington State RN License; BLS for Healthcare Providers; PALS Certification (within 3 months of employment); PEARS Certification accepted in lieu of BLS; Driving record acceptable to Risk Management; Diploma or transcript on record with Human Resources upon hire; BLS; PALS
- Hiring employer
- Seattle Children's Hospital
- Posting status
- Active
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