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Systemart, LLC

Intensive Care Unit Registered Nurse

Job Description

Travel RN•ICU / Step Down | Woodsville, NH | Up to $2,412/
Week Position:
Registered Nurse•ICU /
Step Down Department:
Med Surg System:
NECHN Contract:
8
Weeks Shift:
12-
Hour Nights Schedule:
Sunday•
Saturday Guaranteed Hours:
Based on facility requirements
Candidate Type:
Local & Travel Radius Rule:
50
Miles Compensation Weekly Gross Pay:
$2,412
Taxable Rate:
$25/hour
Non-Taxable Stipend:
$1,512/week
Travel Bonus:
$250
Daily OT:
After 24 hours, based on applicable multiplier
Weekly OT:
After 48 hours, based on applicable multiplier Requirements Active RN license eligible to practice in New Hampshire Recent ICU, Step Down, or Med-Surg experience Must be available for the full 8-week assignment Must meet all facility-specific compliance requirements Local and travel candidates are welcome Why Apply? Competitive weekly pay $2,412 weekly gross potential $250 travel bonus 12-hour night shifts Short-term 8-week assignment Opportunity to work in beautiful Woodsville, New Hampshire Interested? Apply today or contact us for more details! Nitesh |
Systemart, LLC Phone:
760-358-6366
Email:
careteam@systemart.com Compensation is based on the assignment package and candidate eligibility. Non-taxable stipends are subject to applicable requirements.
Pay:
Up to $2,414.00 per week
Benefits:
Flexible schedule Referral program Relocation assistance
License/Certification:
RN NH or Compact State License (Required) BLS AHA (Required)
Work Location:
In person
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