Travel Nurse RN - Wound Care - $2,053 per week

GrapeTree Medical Staffing Hospital; Aurora (IL); On-site; USD 60,000 - 100,000; Full time

Job summary

An established industry player in healthcare staffing is seeking a dedicated travel nurse specializing in wound care. This exciting role offers the opportunity to work in various healthcare settings across the Midwest, providing essential care to patients in need. With a focus on delivering high-quality nursing services, this position allows you to leverage your skills in a dynamic environment. Ideal candidates will have a strong background in wound care and a passion for travel nursing. Join a team that values your expertise and offers a supportive atmosphere for professional growth.

Qualifications

• Registered Nurse with a focus on wound care and travel nursing experience.
• Ability to work 36 hours per week on 9-hour shifts.

Responsibilities

• Provide specialized wound care to patients during travel assignments.
• Collaborate with healthcare teams to ensure quality patient care.

Skills

Wound Care

RN License

Travel Nursing Experience

Education

Associate Degree in Nursing

Bachelor of Science in Nursing

Job description

GrapeTree Medical Staffing Hospital is seeking a travel nurse RN Wound Care for a travel nursing job in Aurora, Colorado.

Job Description & Requirements

1. Specialty: Wound Care
2. Discipline: RN
3. Start Date: 06/01/2025
4. Duration: 13 weeks
5. Hours per week: 36
6. Shift: 9 hours, days
7. Employment Type: Travel

Grape Tree Medical Staffing Job ID #73311. Pay package is based on 9-hour shifts and 36 hours per week (subject to confirmation), with a tax-free stipend amount to be determined. Posted job title: RN - Wound Ostomy.

About GrapeTree Medical Staffing

GrapeTree Medical Staffing has over 20 years of experience offering 24/7 staffing solutions to healthcare communities. GrapeTree takes pride in staffing high-quality, experienced CNAs, STNAs, LPNs, and RNs in 8-13 week travel contracts across nursing homes, assisted living, skilled nursing, and memory care facilities in the midwestern US.