Travel Contract

Travel Nurse RN - Electrophysiology Lab
Boston, MA
ICONMA
4x10 hrs, Days

$3,507/week

Posted 3 days ago

Overview

Start DateASAP
Shift Breakdown4x10 hrs
ShiftDays
Duration12 weeks
Setting
Hospital

Pay

7% higher than average Registered Nurse / Electrophysiology Lab Nurse pay in Massachusetts

Estimated total pay

$3,507/week

Estimated taxable pay
$1,400/week
Estimated non-taxable stipends
$2,107/week

Details

Regular pay

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Overtime pay

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Non-taxable Stipend pay

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Description

Local Rate- $88/hr
Req exp: recent EP/ electrophysiology experience with Devices, EP Studies, Ablations, PVI, etc.
Req certs: BLS, ACLS – must be able to take and pass on site Telemetry exam with 85% or better
Details: Provide nursing care for those patients requiring EP procedures: ablations, EP studies, cardio versions, cardiac device implants and explants, cryoablation, and all other EP procedures found at a level 1, academic teaching medical center.

ICONMA Job ID #25-85926. Pay package is based on 10 hour shifts and 40 hours per week (subject to confirmation) with tax-free stipend amount to be determined.

Employer

ICONMA

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