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$2,205/wk
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Licensure
✓Copy of unexpired driver''s license needed for submission
Certifications
✓BLS and ACLS certifications necessary
Qualifications
✓2 year(s) of nursing experience required
Experience with telemetry and cardiac care preferred
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Description As a Registered Nurse in the Observation Unit, you will provide critical care to patients with diverse medical conditions. Your role includes monitoring vital signs, administering medications, and collaborating closely with a multidisciplinary team to ensure optimal patient outcomes. The fast-paced environment requires strong clinical skills and the ability to adapt quickly to changing patient needs.

You will work 3 night shifts per week, allowing for a balanced work-life schedule. Join us in making a difference in patient care. Highlights 3x12 night shifts for optimal work-life balance Located in a vibrant community with numerous amenities Engage in critical care within a supportive team Requirements BLS and ACLS certifications necessary Copy of unexpired driver''s license needed for submission Experience with telemetry and cardiac care preferred 2 year(s) of nursing experience required

About the role

As a Registered Nurse in the Observation Unit, you will provide critical care to patients with diverse medical conditions. Your role includes monitoring vital signs, administering medications, and collaborating closely with a multidisciplinary team to ensure optimal patient outcomes. The fast-paced environment requires strong clinical skills and the ability to adapt quickly to changing patient needs.