Travel Nurse RN - Maternal - Newborn - $2,493 per week Medical & Healthcare - Providence, RI at Geebo

Travel Nurse RN - Maternal - Newborn - $2,493 per week

Summit Medical Staffing Nursing is seeking a travel nurse RN Maternal - Newborn for a travel nursing job in Providence, Rhode Island.Job Description & Requirements Specialty:
Maternal - Newborn Discipline:
RN Start Date:
06/03/2024 Duration:
13 weeks 32 hours per week Shift:
8 hours, nights Employment Type:
Travel Perks:
Weekly Pay$500 Travel Reimbursement (Tax Free)Medical, Dental, Vision and Life Insurance401K Retirement Plan$750 Referral Bonus $1,000 Loyalty BonusLicense and Cert ReimbursementClose contact with recruiter - I am available 24/7Jobz-0000328321 Weekly Pay$500 Travel Reimbursement (Tax Free)Medical, Dental, Vision and Life Insurance401K Retirement Plan$750 Referral Bonus $1,000 Loyalty BonusLicense and Cert ReimbursementClose contact with recruiter - I am available 24/7Jobz-0000328321This is a 32 hr p/w 13-week night assignment (NON-NEGOTIABLE). This unit is the MBU unit that houses 72 beds. Every other weekend rotation is mandatory. BLS & NRP required. About Summit Medical Staffing NursingOur mission at Summit Medical Staffing is, quite simply, to provide all employees with an experience that matches their own personal and professional goals. Through 25
years of staffing experience, the founders of the organization have come to realize that your personal experience must be tailored to each individual and to avoid the cookie cutter framework that most organizations have put into place. Summit Medical Staffing is truly about you. Recommended Skills Electronic Medical Record Nursing Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation Life Support Automated External Defibrillator Basic First Aid Apply to this job. Think you're the perfect candidate? Apply on company site $(document).ready( function() $(#ads-desktop-placeholder).html(
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