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UCHealth University of Colorado Health in Colorado Springs is seeking a Registered Nurse Traveler for Labor & Delivery. This full-time, day-shift position offers 72 hours per pay period with a travel package/stipend.
Requirements include CO RN license or eNLC, 1 year of RN experience, ACLS/NRP, and BLS with active card. 13-week assignments available, within 75 miles travel options.
Location:UCHealth UCHlth Memorial Hospital North, US:CO:Colorado Springs
Department:UCHlth Labor & Delivery
Work Schedule:Full Time, 72.00 hours per pay period (2 weeks)
Shift:Days
Pay:$50.00 per hour plus travel package/stipend
LOCAL RN Traveler contract options available for those who reside within 75 miles
13 week assignments available
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