Full-Time Emergency Nurse Positions (Halifax Regional Municipality)

Full-Time Emergency Nurse Positions (Halifax Regional Municipality)

31 Aug
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KYND International
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Halifax Regional Municipality

31 Aug

KYND International

Halifax Regional Municipality

Join our dynamic team of Registered Nurses in South Carolina or Texas, specializing in Emergency, ICU, and Medical Surgical care. We offer full training, a competitive salary, and numerous benefits.

We are hiring multiple full time Registered Nurses for various specialties, including Emergency, Medical Surgical, and Tele. Each position includes a comprehensive 6-to-14-week orientation, ensuring you are well-prepared for your role. Not only do we offer competitive hourly rates ranging from $48 to $69 CAD, but there are also performance reviews and a generous $20,000 retention bonus.

Key Responsibilities:

- Provide general nursing care to diverse patient populations
- Assess and document patient conditions effectively
- Collaborate with healthcare teams for optimal care
- Participate in training and orientation programs
- Ensure CPR certification is up-to-date

Requirements:

- Canadian citizenship (TN visa)
- 1 year recent acute care experience
- Current NCLEX certification
- Commitment to a 2-year assignment
- Valid CPR certification

Make a significant impact on patient care as an Emergency Nurse in our vibrant healthcare community.

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📌 Full-Time Emergency Nurse Positions (Halifax Regional Municipality)
🏢 KYND International
📍 Halifax Regional Municipality

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