Travel Nurse RN - Med/Surg - $2,618 per week in Torrance, CA

TravelNurseSource is working with GQR Healthcare to find a qualified Med/Surg RN in Torrance, California, 90509!

Pay Information
$2,618 per week

About The Position
Job Title: Med/Surg Tele • Registered Nurse • Nights

We're seeking a Med/Surg Tele Registered Nurse for night shifts in Torrance, CA. This 13•week contract role may be extended.

Responsibilities:

• Deliver patient care per CA State Law

• Adapt to a high•acuity, fast•paced setting

• Float as needed

Requirements:

• Active CA RN License

• Certifications: NIH, BLS, ACLS, Fire Card

• 1+ year of unit experience, 2+ years of RN experience

• Travel and Trauma Level 1 experience preferred

• COVID vaccination and booster (if eligible)

Additional Info:

• 36•hour work week, night shifts

• No block scheduling or on•call

• Local travelers accepted

• Scrub Color: Any, Navy Blue or Black preferred

• PPE provided

• On•site parking

• EMR: Cerner

• Case types: Varies, Level 1 Trauma Center, Teaching facility

Credentialing documents due 2 weeks before start date. Ideal candidate has recent acute care hospital experience. All skills checklists must have 3.0+ scores.

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