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Salary $33.53/hr
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University of Florida - Chemical Engineering Masters Program · Gainesville, Florida
Registered Nurse I
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- Role
- Registered Nurse I
- Role details
- RN · Full-time
- Base pay
- Salary $33.53/hr
- Shift
- Days
- Weekends, holidays, call, and rotation
- Provides weekend coverage as assigned
- Hours and start
- 40 hours/week · 5 shifts/week
- Physical workplace
- University of Florida - Chemical Engineering Masters Program
- Location and setting
- Gainesville, Florida; clinic
- Patient load, floating, and staffing
- Floating required
- Requirements
- Graduate of a nationally accredited nursing program. Licensed as a registered nurse in accordance with Chapter 464, Florida Statutes.
- Hiring employer
- University of Florida - Chemical Engineering Masters Program
- Posting status
- Active
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