Registered Nurse L&D

Voyage Solutions; Lakeport (CA); On-site; USD 120,000 - 180,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Travel expenses covered

Job summary

Voyage Solutions seeks a Registered Nurse with Labor and Delivery (L&D) skills for a Lakeport, CA travel assignment. The role requires travel; compensation will include travel expenses and be higher than local nursing assignments.

Ideal candidates start ASAP and hold an active California RN license; prior travel nursing experience is a plus. This position offers diverse facility exposure and the chance to choose geographic assignments.

Qualifications

• Active California RN license is required.
• Experience in labor and delivery (L&D) is preferred.
• Willingness to travel to multiple facilities.

Responsibilities

• Provide direct patient care in assigned facilities.
• Assist with labor/delivery procedures as needed.
• Coordinate with travel teams for onboarding and relocation.

Skills

L&D skills

Registered Nurse

Education

RN license

Job description

We desire a Registered Nurse who has L&D skills and will take a job in Lakeport, CA. This assignment requires the applicant travel as the position is not local – compensation for this assignment will account for travel expenses and be much higher than a local Nursing assignment. Our client is trying to find an applicant with experience who is able to start as soon as possible, which means that we have a need for qualified nurses to quickly begin our electronic on-boarding process.

This opportunity can also be a very good fit for nurses trying to find a position close to Finley and Nice.

Travel nursing offers adventure, freedom of choice, and flexibility. Our nurses can select a facility and geographic location that they prefer and have the chance to work in prestigious facilities. Since a large number of RNs are seeking a quality life style, the ability to choose is important. To a large extent, travel nurses have control over their own schedule. Interviews with long time travel nurse have discovered that a significant proportion of them have been traveling for more than ten years, and plan on continuing with their travel nurse career.