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$2,370/wk
Vermont RN contractsmedian $2,532/wk
$1,900/wk6% below the Vermont median$3,300/wk
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certifications include Certified Registered Nurse Infusion (CRNI) preferred
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IV Vascular Access Nurse in Vermontwith a focus on infusion therapyprovides patient-centered intravenous therapy, education, and operational coordination within a busy infusion center. This role involves direct clinical care, ensuring safe and effective administration of treatments, along with administrative support to facilitate seamless service delivery. Job Details Position Description: Looking for experienced IV Vascular Access Nurse traveler to deliver infusion therapy, coordinate clinical and administrative operations, and support patient education with a reputable organization.

Required

Graduate of an approved Registered Nurse (RN) School of Nursing; minimum of two years RN experience required; one-year acute care experience preferred; BSN required; current Vermont or multi-state compact Registered Nurse license; current BLS certification from the American Heart Association. Preferred certifications include Certified Registered Nurse Infusion (CRNI).

Day shift, 8 hours per day, minimum of 40 hours per week. Additional Information: Travelers will start on Wednesdays. During orientation week, travelers on a 48-hour contract will only be guaranteed 36 hours due to midweek start.

Credentialing requires a flu shot, no exceptions. Travelers are responsible for arranging their own housing, as public transportation and rideshare services are not available in the area, and a reliable personal vehicle is essential. Benefits The benefits of taking a travel assignment with Cross Country include: Private housing or generous housing allowance Comprehensive health insurance with prescription coverage Dependent health insurance with prescription coverage Competitive salaries Referral bonuses Travel reimbursement 401(k) retirement plan Direct deposit/free checking Unlimited free CE credits

About the role

IV Vascular Access Nurse in Vermontwith a focus on infusion therapyprovides patient-centered intravenous therapy, education, and operational coordination within a busy infusion center. This role involves direct clinical care, ensuring safe and effective administration of treatments, along with administrative support to facilitate seamless service delivery.