PACU RN

Company: trustaff
Location: Tracy
Posted on: January 17, 2020

Job Description:

trustaff is currently seeking an experienced PACU Registered Nurse for a 13-week travel contract. The role of the Post-Anesthesia Care Unit Nurse (PACU RN) is to provide care for patients recovering from anesthesia. The PACU RN provides intensive observation and treatment of anesthesia patients in the recovery room.

1+ year of recent PACU RN experience is required
- 13-week contracts
- Multiple Shifts Available; Days & Nights
- Guaranteed Hours

Start Date: Immediate Start
Multiple Shifts

For over 16 years, trustaff has specialized in matching skilled healthcare professionals like you with high-paying jobs at the best facilities all across the country.

As one of the nation's leading travel nursing agencies, not only are trustaff's travel nurses some of the highest-paid in the industry, you'll enjoy great employee benefits, premier access to hundreds of jobs, and unmatched personal service.

Here are just some of the top-tier benefits you'll enjoy while traveling with trustaff:
- Great selection of jobs - All 50 states, all specialties and modalities
- Great pay - Earn as much as $2,800 per week depending on your specialty and experience!
- Weekly pay through direct deposit
- Guaranteed hours
- Medical/Dental/Vision insurance - Health insurance options start at just $23 a week!
- 24/7 service, including personal support from your recruiter, travel advocate, and clinical liaison
- 401k with employer match
- Assistance with travel and planning
- Licensure reimbursement
- Exclusive employee discount program
- Earn great bonuses & refer your friends

Minimum Requirements:
- Must have valid license/certification in practicing state
- Minimum (1) year experience in area of specialty
- Must have current BLS & ACLS

For more information, please call trustaff (877) 880-0346 or email your inquiry to job@trustaff.com

trustaff is an Equal Employment Opportunity Employer.

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