RN - Wound/Ostomy - Travel - Honolulu, HI - $15 to $40 per hour at TravelNurseSource

TravelNurseSource is working with All Medical Personnel to find a qualified Wound/Ostomy RN in Honolulu, Hawaii, 96817!

Pay Information
$15 to $40 per hour

About The Position

Specialty: RN - Wound Care - Travel

Job Description

• The wound care nurses have to treat the skin reactions of the patients.
• They have to treat or manage vascular ulcers, diabetic ulcers and all the other type of ulcers.
• Treat all the types of open wounds, scars or skin infections.
• Preventing the skin breakdown.
• Taking proper measures to prevent the wound from getting worse and providing proper care to the patient.
• Treating and assessing the draining wounds and fistulae problems.

Qualifications

• Active State Nursing license
• BLS certification
• Demonstrate the utmost professionalism with all patients and families

Benefits

• Day 1 Health benefits (Health/Vision/Dental/Pet)
• Weekly Pay
• Direct Deposit
• Travel reimbursement
• State License reimbursement
• $1500 Referral bonus program

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5 Benefits of Travel Nursing

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.

Travel nurses may find themselves in challenging situations that require effective crisis management. This experience can be valuable in emergency healthcare settings and disaster response teams.

Travel nursing exposes you to various healthcare professionals, including industry leaders and experts. Networking with these individuals can open doors to mentorship and career advancement opportunities.

With a constant demand for healthcare professionals, travel nurses often enjoy job security. The ongoing need for qualified nurses ensures a steady stream of opportunities in various locations.

Working with diverse patient populations and teams hones your emotional intelligence. Understanding and navigating different emotions becomes crucial in providing compassionate patient care.