ICU travel RN needed in Gadsden, Alabama
About the Job
Required for Onboarding
- BLS
- Color Vision Mandatory Exam
- Core Mandatory Part I
- Core Mandatory Part II (Nursing)
- Core Mandatory Part III
- Preventing Medication Errors
- RN Pharmacology
- RN State License
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Amare Medical Network's Benefits
General |
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| Guaranteed Hours | |
| JCAHO Certified | |
| 3 Words to Describe your Competitive Advantage | Attentive, Compassionate, Family |
Insurance Benefits |
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| Health Insurance Provided | |
| First-Day Health Insurance | |
| Professional Liability Insurance | |
| Coverage Between Assignments | |
Financial Benefits |
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| Licensing Reimbursement | |
| CEU Reimbursement | |
| Retirement Plan | |
| Flexible Payment Options | |
| Pay for Physical Exams | |
| Pay for Drug Testing | |
Housing/Travel Benefits |
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| Housing Provided | |
| Housing Stipend | |
| Flexible Housing or Furniture Options | |
| Rental Car or Stipend | |
| Cover Travel Expenses to the Assignment | |
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