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Travel Nurse RN - CVICU
Atlanta, Georgia
Emory University Hospital

$2,270-2,524/week

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Job Opportunity: RN - CVICU

Location: Atlanta, Georgia
Employment Type: Long Term
Contract Length: 13 weeks

Job Description

Requires experience with CRRT (Continuous Renal Replacement Therapy) and nitric oxide
Must have prior travel experience
Must have 18 months of experience in CVICU specialty within the past 3 years
Scrubs color: Navy Blue
No local travelers; must be within a 50-mile radius
Available start dates: Every Monday

Required Qualifications

Current Georgia or compact RN license in hand
Minimum 18 months CVICU experience within the last 3 years
Prior travel experience required

This position is ideal for experienced CVICU RNs with prior travel assignments looking for a 13-week long-term contract in Atlanta, GA.

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Emory University Hospital

4.1rating(157 reviews)

7 nurses recommend working with Emory University Hospital

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Short Term Acute Care
558 beds

ADDRESS1364 Clifton Road NortheastAtlanta, GA 30322

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