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Christus Health · Marshall, Texas 75670
Registered Nurse - Marshall Emergency Department
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CHRISTUS Health
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Requirements
Bachelor of Science Degree in Nursing (preferred); 1 year of experience in related nursing specialty (preferred); BLS required; RN License in state of employment or compact; Current ACLS certification required; Current PALS certification required; Current TNCC certification required; New Nurses Orientation within first 30 days of hire
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- Role
- Registered Nurse - Marshall Emergency Department
- Role details
- Full-time · Emergency
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- Physical workplace
- CHRISTUS Health
- Location and setting
- Marshall, Texas 75670
- Requirements
- Bachelor of Science Degree in Nursing (preferred); 1 year of experience in related nursing specialty (preferred); BLS required; RN License in state of employment or compact; Current ACLS certification required; Current PALS certification required; Current TNCC certification required; New Nurses Orientation within first 30 days of hire
- Hiring employer
- Christus Health
- Posting status
- Stale
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