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Travel Nurse RN - Med Surg - $2,649 per week

Epic Travel Staffing is seeking a travel nurse RN Med Surg for a travel nursing job in Cleveland, Ohio.
Job Description & Requirements Specialty:
Med Surg Discipline:
RN Start Date:
04/22/2024 Duration:
13 weeks 36 hours per week Shift:
12 hours, nights Employment Type:
Travel Perks:
hift:
Nights/ 7p-7:
30a, 12x3, 36 hrs per weekLength:
13 WeeksMust work at least every other holidayRequirements:
Must have OH/Compact License in handMinimum 1.
5 years recent Med/Surg Telemetry experienceMinimum 1.
5 years perm specialty experience hift:
Nights/ 7p-7:
30a, 12x3, 36 hrs per weekLength:
13 WeeksMust work at least every other holidayRequirements:
Must have OH/Compact License in handMinimum 1.
5 years recent Med/Surg Telemetry experienceMinimum 1.
5 years perm specialty experience hift:
Nights/ 7p-7:
30a, 12x3, 36 hrs per weekLength:
13 WeeksMust work at least every other holidayRequirements:
Must have OH/Compact License in handMinimum 1.
5 years recent Med/Surg Telemetry experienceMinimum 1.
5 years perm specialty experience About Epic Travel StaffingAt Epic Travel Staffing (formerly Emerald Health Services), you are always our top priority.
We believe that every traveler has the ability to achieve their career goals while living the adventure of a lifetime.
We've been going above and beyond to curate life-changing experiences for nurses and allied health travelers since 2002.
It's not just about filling positions.
It's about opportunities to expand careers and accelerate the productivity of facilities across the nation.
Our recruiters have access to travel nursing, nurse leadership and allied healthcare positions in all 50 states.
The pay and location are yours to choose.
Recommended Skills Telemetry Apply to this job.
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