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RN - PCU Step Down

WVU Medicine•Morgantown, WV
•Onsite
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About The Position

Prime HealthCare Staffing, a national health care staffing company with over 20 years in the business, is looking for an experienced RN - PCU Step Down for our customer in Morgantown, West Virginia. The ideal candidate will possess a current West Virginia license. This is a RN position in the 10E Stepdown -1027 type:Stepdown Unit.

Requirements

  • Current West Virginia license
  • At least 2 years of recent PCU Step Down US nursing experience as a RN - PCU Step Down
  • At least 2-years total experience in your specialty
  • Current BLS and/or ACLS (AHA Preferred) and/or Specialty Certifications
  • Active Nursing License per state
  • Current Updated Resume
  • Supervisory Professional References
  • Must complete Drug Screen and Background Screen

Responsibilities

  • Provide nursing care in a PCU Step Down unit.

Benefits

  • First Day Medical, Dental, Vision and Rx benefits
  • Housing and Meal stipends
  • 401(k) Savings plan after 90 days
  • Travel/Licensure Reimbursement
  • Competitive pay rates
  • Referral Bonus Plan
  • Assignment Bonus on select assignments

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What This Job Offers

Job Type

Full-time

Career Level

Senior

Education Level

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