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The Clinical Nurse II works night shifts in an adult Emergency Department, providing comprehensive nursing care to patients with acute injuries and illnesses. Responsibilities include patient assessment, medication administration, diagnostic interpretation, care planning, and team coordination in a Level I Trauma Center setting. The role requires professional nursing licensure, specialized certifications, and experience in emergency nursing to deliver high-quality, compassionate care within a diverse acute care environment.

The Travel IMC RN provides specialized nursing care to patients with serious medical conditions in an Intermediate Care Unit. Responsibilities include patient assessment, administering prescribed treatments, and collaborating with healthcare teams to ensure effective patient advocacy. This role requires critical care skills to manage conditions like sepsis, organ failure, and blood disorders during night shifts.

The Travel IMC RN provides specialized nursing care to patients with serious medical conditions in an Intermediate Care Unit. Responsibilities include patient assessment, administering prescribed treatments, and collaborating with healthcare teams to ensure effective patient advocacy. This role requires critical care skills to manage conditions like sepsis, organ failure, and blood disorders during night shifts.

The Travel IMC RN provides specialized nursing care to patients with serious medical conditions in an Intermediate Care Unit. Responsibilities include patient assessment, administering prescribed treatments, and collaborating with healthcare teams to ensure effective patient advocacy. This role requires critical care skills to manage conditions like sepsis, organ failure, and blood disorders during night shifts.

The Clinical Nurse II works night shifts in an adult Emergency Department, providing comprehensive nursing care to patients with acute injuries and illnesses. Responsibilities include patient assessment, medication administration, diagnostic interpretation, care planning, and team coordination in a Level I Trauma Center setting. The role requires professional nursing licensure, specialized certifications, and experience in emergency nursing to deliver high-quality, compassionate care within a diverse acute care environment.

The Travel IMC RN provides specialized nursing care to patients with serious medical conditions in an Intermediate Care Unit. Responsibilities include patient assessment, administering prescribed treatments, and collaborating with healthcare teams to ensure effective patient advocacy. This role requires critical care skills to manage conditions like sepsis, organ failure, and blood disorders during night shifts.

The Clinical Nurse II works night shifts in an adult Emergency Department, providing comprehensive nursing care to patients with acute injuries and illnesses. Responsibilities include patient assessment, medication administration, diagnostic interpretation, care planning, and team coordination in a Level I Trauma Center setting. The role requires professional nursing licensure, specialized certifications, and experience in emergency nursing to deliver high-quality, compassionate care within a diverse acute care environment.

The Clinical Nurse II in the Post Cardiothoracic Surgery unit provides specialized nursing care to patients undergoing cardiac and thoracic surgeries, as well as related procedures requiring advanced telemetry monitoring. Responsibilities include administering medications, performing treatments, assessing patient conditions, collaborating on care plans, and supervising ancillary staff. This role requires a nursing license, experience in medical-surgical or progressive care, and certifications in BLS and ACLS to ensure high-quality patient care in a fast-paced, specialty environment.

The Travel IMC RN provides specialized nursing care to patients with serious medical conditions in an Intermediate Care Unit. Responsibilities include patient assessment, administering prescribed treatments, and collaborating with healthcare teams to ensure effective patient advocacy. This role requires critical care skills to manage conditions like sepsis, organ failure, and blood disorders during night shifts.

The Clinical Nurse II works night shifts in an adult Emergency Department, providing comprehensive nursing care to patients with acute injuries and illnesses. Responsibilities include patient assessment, medication administration, diagnostic interpretation, care planning, and team coordination in a Level I Trauma Center setting. The role requires professional nursing licensure, specialized certifications, and experience in emergency nursing to deliver high-quality, compassionate care within a diverse acute care environment.