Rns Icu, Cvicu, Picu, Nicu, Micu & Sicu - Seasonal Travel (Toa Baja,Pr)

ICU RNs Intensive Care Units (ICU, CVICU, NICU, PICU, SICU, MICU and Neuro Units) Travel Registered Nurse Jobs and Assignments The Travel Nurse Season is here and it shows Registered Nurses are one of the disciplines that have the most difference between staffing agencies in job / travel assignment locations and compensation packages. Get the information you require to make informed decisions HCEN has simplified the process with our free, quick and short more information request form. No more long application, no hunting down license numbers, dates of employment, reference names and contact information just to get information on whether there is an assignment / job you are interested in. Would you like to spend the fall / winter somewhere great? The Hospitals have already started posting the available seasonal travel assignments with the HCEN Network of staffing agencies. Submit your information request today and get your choice of great locations before they are gone. Where would you like to go Spend the winter in the warmth of Florida, Virgin Islands, Arizona, Hawaii, Southern California or many others. Spend the winter in the beautiful states of Colorado, Utah, Vermont. So many great options today's travel nurse has to choose from ASAP starts. Numerous 8,13 and 26-week travel assignments available. Both Veteran Travelers and First Time Travelers welcomed Here are just a few things to consider Is the agency proficient in staffing your discipline / specialty? Location, location which agency has the assignment your looking for or is the best fit? Which travel agency pays the best? (This varies quite a bit depending on compensation offered) Sign on and completion bonuses? Retention bonus and referral bonus? Find your own housing or agency provided housing? Travel pay, offered, amount? Reimbursement for licensing, testing or lab work? Health / Dental Insurance, agency provided or stipend? I placed this very high on my list of requirements when choosing an agency, how do I feel about my recruiter, am I comfortable with their knowledge and attention? It is also the important to be signed up with more them one agency Registered Nurse Licensure in the state of practice or compact. Minimum of two years recent experience in your primary specialty. BLS / ACLS / CCRN / NALS / PALS No flagged or under investigation licenses. Associated topics: ambulatory, bsn, cardiothoracic, ccu, infusion, maternal, nurse, nurse rn, psychatric, surgery