Travel Nurse RN - ED - Emergency Department - $2,125 per week at Massachusetts General Hospital summary:

The Travel Nurse RN specializes in providing critical care in the Emergency Department at Massachusetts General Hospital. This role requires a Massachusetts state nursing license, BLS certification, and various health documentation, including vaccination records. Nurses will work night shifts of 36 or 48 hours, providing essential support in a high-pressure environment.

Certification Details
• BLS
• License/Certificate Verification

Job Details
• RN Emergency Room position at Massachusetts General Hospital
• 36 or 48 hour Nights
• Travel and level 1 experience required

Job Requirements
• Massachusetts state nursing license
• BLS certification required
• Documentation of COVID-19 vaccination series required
• Documentation of MMR vaccination or proof of immunity required
• Documentation of TB skin test or QuantiFERON TB Test required
• Health Statement signed by MD/DO/NP/PA required
• Documentation of flu vaccination required during flu season
• MGB Criminal Background Check required
• MGB Massachusetts CORI required
• MGB Resume required for submission
• Respirator Medical Clearance (RMC) Attestation required
• 2 recent references required
• MGB Skills Checklist required for submission
• MGB Confirmation of Assignment/POI Form required
• MGB Education Verification required
• MGB SSN Trace required
• MGB National Sex Offender Check required
• MGB Exclusion Checks required
• MGB TB Symptom Survey required if Positive PPD

Schedule Information
• 36 or 48 hour Nights

Unit Specific Information
• Emergency Room unit specifics apply

Additional Details
• A completed primary COVID-19 vaccination series that is approved by the FDA or the World Health Organization (WHO) OR an up-to-date COVID vaccine if a primary series was never received or completed is required. No exemptions or waivers (religious/medical) will be considered.

Keywords:

Travel Nurse, Registered Nurse, Emergency Department, BLS Certification, Nursing License, COVID-19 Vaccination, Healthcare, Critical Care, Emergency Room, Night Shift