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Outpatient Registered Nurse (Pulm/Allergy) - Travel/Contract

Location: Charleston, South Carolina
Contract Length: 13 weeks

Position Details

Specialty: Registered Nurse (Pulm/Allergy)
Setting: Outpatient multi-specialty clinic
Shift: Monday to Friday, 8:30 AM – 5:00 PM (40 hours/week)
Weekend Requirement: No
On-call Requirement: No
Floating: May be required to float within scope to similar units, but rarely

Required Qualifications

Valid RN license in South Carolina
Minimum 1 year of clinic experience within the last year
BLS certification issued by American Heart Association or American Red Cross
Associate of Science in Nursing (ASN) / Associate Degree in Nursing (ADN)

Facility & Work Environment

Facility Type: Multi-specialty outpatient building with 25+ specialties
Approximate staffed beds: 50
Charting system: Epic
Scrub color: Royal Blue
Parking: Free, on-site
Local radius rule: 60 miles
Locals may be considered on a case-by-case basis

Important Notes

Facility may call off 1 shift per 2 weeks (no guaranteed full schedule)
During hurricane season (June through November, peak in August and September), all staff including travelers may be assigned to emergency response teams; new or extension assignments during this period should be considered carefully

Compliance & Documentation Requirements

Government-issued photo ID (Driver’s License or State ID)
Background check within 1 year covering all locations lived/worked in past 7 years, including Social Security trace, counties, nationwide, and sex offender registry
Physical exam within 90 days prior to start, confirming good health and ability to work without restrictions
Fit test for N95 mask (specific approved models) within 90 days prior to start, renewed annually
Immunizations and health screenings:
- Tdap within 10 years or declination form
- Negative TB test or chest X-ray within 90 days
- Measles, Mumps, Rubella (2 MMR vaccines or positive titer; declination accepted for Mumps and Rubella only)
- Hepatitis B series, titer, or declination
- Varicella (2 vaccines, documented chickenpox history, or declination)
Drug screen: 10-panel urine drug test within 90 days prior to start (no instant tests)
Seasonal flu vaccination or medical/religious exemption required annually (declinations not accepted)
COVID-19 vaccination highly preferred; if declined, must complete vaccination declination form with COVID box checked
Photo for badge: color, frontal view, solid light background, no hats or sunglasses, must be submitted before start
Orientation modules to be completed within 5 days of start

Additional Certifications (As Applicable)

ACLS (Advanced Cardiac Life Support) preferred or required depending on assignment
PALS (Pediatric Advanced Life Support) if applicable

Other Considerations

Radiation badge required only if assigned to units with radiation exposure (not typical for this outpatient role)
Must comply with facility dress code and personal appearance policies
All required documents and certifications must be submitted and verified prior to start

This position offers a structured weekday schedule in a multi-specialty outpatient setting with a focus on pulmonary and allergy nursing care. It is suitable for RNs with at least one year of experience, including those new to travel nursing.

About Charleston, SC

As a Travel Clinical Nurse in Charleston, SC here's what you should know:

Cost of Living

The cost of living in Charleston is slightly higher than the national average.
Wages may not fully match up with the higher cost of living.

Weather

Average summer highs range from 85°F to 90°F, while winter lows range from 38°F to 42°F.

Furnished Housing

Short term rentals are available but may require some effort to find due to high demand, especially during tourist seasons.

Transportation

Charleston is car-friendly, but traffic can be congested in certain areas.
Public transportation options include buses and shuttles, but they may not cover all areas of the city.

Demographics

Charleston has a diverse population with a wide age range.
Common health issues may include allergies due to the pollen-rich environment and potential exposure to tropical diseases.
There is a large population of travel nurses due to the city's popularity.

Things to Do

Charleston offers a vibrant culinary scene with a variety of restaurants serving delicious southern flavors.
It also has a rich arts and music culture, with frequent festivals and world-class galleries.
Outdoor enthusiasts can enjoy activities like paddleboarding, kayaking, surfing, fishing, and golfing, as well as exploring the beautiful beaches and natural habitats.

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