RN - ER/Trauma - Travel - Long Beach, CA - $1,964 per week at TravelNurseSource

TravelNurseSource is working with Infojini Healthcare to find a qualified ER/Trauma RN in Long Beach, California, 90806!

Pay Information
$1,964 per week

About The Position
ID: 51830645 Shift: Night 3x12-Hour (19:00 - 07:30) Description: Title: Emergency Department RN PM ShiftStart date: Shift: 3x12 hr Nights (1900-0730)First-timers accepted: Yes, if they have 3-5 years experience working in ERYears of experience REQ: 3 years, Minimum 3-5 from large academic experienceFloating REQ: NoWeekend REQ: Yes, 2 weekends per 4 week (every other weekend)On-call REQ: NoDocumentation System: EPICCerts REQ: BLS, ACLS, NIH, PALSRTO Restrictions: PRE-APPROVED TIME OFF AT THE DISCRETION OF THE MANAGER; TIME MUST BE INCLUDED AT THE TIME OF SUBMISSION Modified 12:00:00 AM Account Manager: Kiana Hanna Account Manager Email: COVID-19 Vaccine: Not Required Flu Vaccine: Required - Medical/Religious Exemptions Only Submittal Details: #Tier2 Travel ComplianceThe City of Long Beach requires a minimum hourly, taxable wage of $25 per hour (this a base hourly wage, not inclusive of and therefore does not include stipends, housing or any other additional travel benefits)RTO MUST be presented at time of submission (no RTO added after submission is sent)RTO MUST be less than 5 Days or less2 years experience AND Travel Experience RequiredCA License IN HAND requiredAttach Nursys in submission (pulled within 2 weeks)Locals accepted at Lower BR- Contact AM for Details1 reference required (within 2 years)Candidates will float within hospital based on censusNO Nursys hitsPrevious Perm staff are not are non-billableRN hours: 8Allied hours: 4Modules are completed pre-start, and hours vary by specialtyModules are recorded via certificates/transcripts Guaranteed Hours: Contract Weeks:91

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Job Requirements
Required for Onboarding

• Competency Exam
• Core Mandatory Exam
• Self Assessment (Skills Checklist)

5 Benefits of Travel Nursing

Advocating for patients becomes more nuanced when dealing with diverse populations. Travel nursing exposes you to different patient advocacy scenarios, refining your advocacy skills.

Different healthcare facilities may have varying levels of technological advancements. Working in diverse settings exposes you to a range of medical technologies, contributing to your technological literacy.

Different healthcare facilities may have varying nursing policies and procedures. Adapting to these variations helps you understand the importance of compliance and the rationale behind different policies.

Different regions may incorporate alternative medicine practices into healthcare. Exposure to these diverse approaches broadens your understanding of holistic patient care.

Travel nurses often form close bonds with colleagues who share similar adventurous spirits. This camaraderie can provide a strong support system during assignments and beyond.