Travel RN Float — 13-Week NM Assignment | 12h Days | Weekly Pay

Health Saviours Inc.; Santa Fe (NM); On-site; USD 55,000 - 83,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Weekly pay

Holiday Pay

Retention bonus

Referral bonus

Job summary

Health Saviours is seeking a travel nurse RN Float for a travel nursing job in Santa fe, New Mexico. The position features a 13-week assignment with 36 hours per week and 12-hour day shifts in a travel capacity.

Requirements include a New Mexico RN license or a current Compact state license, 1 year of experience, and multiple certifications (TNCC, CPI/De-Escalation, NIH, BLS, ACLS, PALS). Units floated include Med/Surg, PCU, IRU, BHU, ICU and ED.

Qualifications

• Current New Mexico RN license or current Compact state license.
• 1 Year Experience Required.
• TNCC Certification required.
• CPIDE (CPI/De-Escalation).
• NIH Certification.
• BLS Certification from AHA required.
• ACLS Certification from AHA required.
• PALS Certification from AHA required.
• Additional Certifications may be required based on units where floated.
• Units Floated to: Med/Surg, PCU, IRU, BHU, ICU and ED.

Skills

RN

Float

Travel

Education

Current New Mexico RN license or current Compact state license

1 Year Experience Required

TNCC Certification required

CPIDE (CPI/De-Escalation)

NIH Certification

BLS Certification from AHA required

ACLS Certification from AHA required

PALS Certification from AHA required

Additional Certifications may be required based on units where floated

Units Floated to: Med/Surg, PCU, IRU, BHU, ICU and ED

Job description

Health Saviours is seeking a travel nurse RN Float for a travel nursing job in Santa fe, New Mexico. The position features a 13-week assignment with 36 hours per week and 12-hour day shifts in a travel capacity.

Requirements include a New Mexico RN license or a current Compact state license, 1 year of experience, and multiple certifications (TNCC, CPI/De-Escalation, NIH, BLS, ACLS, PALS). Units floated include Med/Surg, PCU, IRU, BHU, ICU and ED.