Travel Labor and Delivery RN General Labor - Lewistown, MT at Geebo

Travel Labor and Delivery RN

Phaxis Travel Healthcare has an immediate Travel opening for a Labor and Delivery Nurse in Lewiston, MTRecruiters at Phaxis will work with you closely to help you plan your next big move in your nursing career.
We actively work on your behalf to help you find the job of your dreams, whether close to home or across the country.
From submitting applications to onboarding to finding housing, our team will be here to help you every step of the way!Details:
8 to 13-week travel nurse contract with the possibility of an extension Days or nights 36-40 hours weekly, ask about OT Competitive pay Stipends for housing and meals & incidentals Reimbursements for licensure and relocation
Qualifications:
BLS, ACLS, NRP Preferred Minimum
Experience:
2 years as a Labor and Delivery Nurse
Benefits:
Time off 401K Direct Deposit Paycheck - Weekly Day 1 Medical/Dental/Vision Insurance Responsive Travel Healthcare Recruiter Optional:
To further supplement your application, please complete a Labor and Delivery Nurse skills checklist at (this shouldn't take longer than 5 minutes- just copy and paste this link into your browser!)For immediate consideration or information about nursing/allied job details/pay, please send your updated resume to OR call/text 732-425-7725 Shannon Gregory - Associate Account Executive - Phaxis Travel Healthcare Recommended Skills Advanced Cardiovascular Life Support (Acls) Basic Life Support Estimated Salary: $20 to $28 per hour based on qualifications.

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