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Travel Nurse RN - ED - Emergency Department
Olney, Maryland
MedStar Montgomery Medical Center

$1,650-2,042/week

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Certification details

Certs Required: BLS, ACLS, NIH, PALS
Certs Preferred: TNCC, ENCP, Cerner preferred

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ED RN START DATE: 12/3
Shift: 1500 – 0330, 36 GWW
Every Other Weekend & Every Other Holiday
On Call: none
Ratio: 1:4
Type of Facility: Short Term Acute Care
Magnet Certified
Total Staffed Beds/Rooms: 39
Visit/Day: 90
Scrub Color: Navy Blue
Charting: Cerner
2 Years Minimum Experience Required
Must have 1 prior travel assignment

Job requirements

2 Years Minimum Experience Required
Must have 1 prior travel assignment

Schedule information

Shift: 1500 – 0330, 36 GWW
Every Other Weekend & Every Other Holiday
On Call: none

Unit specific information

Skills Required: Procedural Sedation Administration
Skills Preferred: Ventilated patients, Triage, Charge Nurse Experience

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Not-For-Profit Hospital
Short Term Acute Care
Teaching Institution
96 beds
Oracle Cerner
Nurse Residency Programs

ADDRESS18101 Prince Philip DrOlney, MD 20832

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