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Johns Hopkins Health System·Johns Hopkins Hospital · Baltimore, MD

Registered Nurse I - Meyer 9

Float Pool / General RNFull time36 hrs/wk · Days
iPosting details
ScheduleDays · 36 h/wk · Full time
RequirementsRN license · CPR - Basic CPR Upon Hire (Required) · RN - Registered Nurse licensure Upon Hire (Required)
EducationADN/ASN · BSN
SourceJohns Hopkins Health System · posted Sep 2, 2026
✓Requirements
Licensure
✓RN - Registered Nurse licensure Upon Hire (Required)
Certifications
✓CPR - Basic CPR Upon Hire (Required)
Education
✓Associate's Degree in nursing (ADN) (Required) • Bachelor of Science in Nursing (BSN) (Preferred) and Applicants with an associate degree in nursing will be considered.
✓Per nursing guidelines, must matriculate into a Bachelor of Nursing program.
+Benefits
✓Retirement plan
✓Flexible scheduling
+Johns Hopkins Hospital
1,038beds
73RN roles open
BaltimoreMD
Pay for this position
Estimated
$48/hr$48/hr · typical RN pay in Maryland
Typical RN pay in Maryland
Maryland RN postings that list paymedian $38.64 – $56.21
$35/hr$65/hr
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✓You’ll need
Licensure
✓RN - Registered Nurse licensure Upon Hire (Required)
Certifications
✓CPR - Basic CPR Upon Hire (Required)
Education
✓Associate's Degree in nursing (ADN) (Required) • Bachelor of Science in Nursing (BSN) (Preferred) and Applicants with an associate degree in nursing will be considered.
✓Per nursing guidelines, must matriculate into a Bachelor of Nursing program.
+Benefits
Retirement planFlexible scheduling

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About the role

Meyer 9 at The Johns Hopkins Hospital is a 22-bed adult medical unit with capacity for 12 patients requiring telemetry. Patient population includes cardiomyopathy patients, heart patients 24 hours post-uncomplicated MI, tracheostomy patients, and patients with GI and liver problems.