Dialysis Travel RN - Registered Nurse

Quik Travel Staffing Paragould , AR 72450

Posted 3 weeks ago

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Assignment Details for our Dialysis Travel Registered Nurse in this location:

13Week Travel assignment
Chronic Assignment

The Dialysis Travel Registered Nurse provides direct patient care for assigned patients and assists in care of other patients as needed.The Dialysis Travel Registered Nurse performs all technical aspects ofdialysis procedures including:

Assessing patient response to dialysis therapy.
Making appropriate adjustments and modifications to treatment plans as indicated/directed by supervisors or prescribed by the physician.
Assessment of patient pre, interim, and post dialysis and documentation of findings.
Administer medications as ordered to assigned patients.
Assessing educational needs of patient and educating the patient and family regarding end stage renal disease, dialysis therapy, diet and medications.

At Quik Travel Staffing, we think big when it comes to compensation for our Dialysis Travel Registered Nurses! We are committed to seeing that you receive the best possible wages and associated employment benefits.

Benefits Provided to our Dialysis Travel Registered Nurse

Travel and Housing Provided or Reimbursed
Rental Car or Car Allowance
Competitive Pay with Tax Advantages
Direct Deposit
One-on-one service
24/7 Support
Referral Bonus Available
Completion Bonus Available
Health Insurance Available (Medical, Dental, Vision, Life)
401KAvailable
Opportunities in Locations throughout the country

Job Requirements for our Dialysis Travel Registered Nurse

1+ year of experience as a dialysis nurse
Graduate from an accredited nursing school
Current AR or Compact RN License in good standing
CNN Preferred
BLS certification required
Able to work independently while striving for the best in patient care

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