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Southeast Georgia Health System is seeking an Ambulatory RN to provide professional nursing care for patients in a physician practice. You will develop and maintain positive relationships with patients, guests, other team members, and medical staff by striving for service and quality.
The role requires a Nursing Diploma/ASN/BSN and an active Georgia RN license, with at least one year of RN experience, physician practice experience preferred.
Job Category : Health Care
Requisition Number : REGIS004679
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St Marys-2060 Dan Proctor
2060 Dan Proctor Dr
St Marys, GA 31558, USA
St Marys-2060 Dan Proctor
2060 Dan Proctor Dr
St Marys, GA 31558, USA
Interested in working for the Golden Isles’ healthcare provider and employer of choice?
Throughout the many locations that make up the Southeast Georgia Health System network, there is a common thread that pulls everything together: A team of committed professionals like you. These individuals appreciate the value of every person who walks through our doors, and are the key to our culture of Service Excellence.
As an Ambulatory RN, you will provide professional nursing care for patients in a physician practice. You will develop and maintain positive relationships with our patients, guests, other team members, and medical staff by striving for excellence in service and quality. For our team members, this is more than a career — it’s a calling.
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Why choose Southeast Georgia Health System?
Do you want to make a difference in the lives of others? Join our team today to make a positive impact in the lives of our patients and families!
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Graduate of a Diploma or Associate’s Degree Nursing ProgramMinimum of one year professional nursing experience preferred. Physician practice experience desired.
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