Travel Nurse RN - Med Surg - $2,123 per week at Nantucket Cottage Hospital summary:

A Travel Nurse RN in the Med Surg specialty provides critical care in a variety of settings while earning competitive weekly compensation. This role requires specific certifications including BLS, ACLS, and PALS, along with a valid Massachusetts RN license. Nurses work rotating shifts totaling 36 hours per week, adhering to stringent health and safety protocols while serving patients effectively.

Certification Details
• BLS
• ACLS
• PALS

Job Details
• Rotating shifts, 36 hrs./week.
• Mass RN License required.

Job Requirements
• Mass RN License
• BLS
• ACLS
• PALS
• License/Certificate Verification (within 30 days of start date)
• Fit Test (within 365 days of start date)
• MGB Color Vision (within 365 days of start date)
• COVID-19 Vaccine (primary series required)
• MMR (documentation of vaccines or proof of immunity)
• Influenza Vaccine (required during flu season)
• TB Test (within 3 months of start date)
• Health Statement (within 365 days of start date)
• MGB Criminal Background Check (within 45 days prior to start date)
• MGB Massachusetts CORI (within 30 days prior to start date)
• MGB Resume (required for submission)
• MGB Skills Checklist (required for submission)
• MGB Confirmation of Assignment/POI Form (required for all initial assignments)
• MGB Education Verification (highest level education verification)
• MGB SSN Trace (must list addresses for past 7 years)
• MGB National Sex Offender Check (within 30 days of start and annually)
• MGB Exclusion Checks (within 30 days of start and annually)
• MGB TB Symptom Survey (if Positive PPD)

Schedule Information
• Rotating shifts, 36 hrs./week.

Additional Details
• Critical Information for travelers on assignment, Upon Hire if staying in NCH housing
• Must be completed, no exceptions. Does not expire. https://training.fema.gov/is/courseoverview.aspx?code=is-100.c&lang=en

Keywords:

Travel Nurse, Registered Nurse, Med Surg, BLS, ACLS, PALS, Massachusetts RN License, Healthcare, Rotating Shifts, Critical Care