Travel Nurse RN - Stepdown - $1,796 per week in Omaha, NE at TravelNurseSource

TravelNurseSource is working with UNI HealthCare Recruiters to find a qualified Stepdown RN in Omaha, Nebraska, 68124!

Pay Information
$1,796 per week

About The Position

UNI is currently seeking RN-Stepdown for positions in Omaha, NE. The ideal candidate will possess a current NE license. This is a 12A position in the Stepdown unit.

Estimated Gross Weekly Pay: $1796.40

Requirements

• Current Resume
• Nursing License per state
• Current BLS and/or ACLS and/or Specialty Certifications
• 2 current clinical references
• Physical (within 12 months)
• TB skin test (within 12 months)
• Titers - MMR/Hep B/Varicella
• Respiratory Fit Test (within 12 months)
• Current - Tdap/Flu vaccinations
• Must be able to pass backgroud/urine drug screening

Compensation and Benefits

At UNI we take care of you! Come work with us, not for us!

We offer:

• Competitve pay rates
• Housing - Highest Tax Free available
• Health Benefit Package
• 401k (terms apply)
• Paid Sick Leave
• Refer a friend and earn extra cash!

Please call today! Our Healthcare Recruiters are standing by!

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5 Benefits of Travel Nursing

In times of public health crises, travel nurses often play essential roles in vaccination campaigns, disease control efforts, and other initiatives that contribute to the well-being of communities.

There is a strong community of travel nurses who share experiences, advice, and support through online forums and social media groups, creating a sense of camaraderie and shared purpose.

Travel nurses may benefit from tax advantages such as housing stipends and per diems, helping them maximize their income and financial stability.

Travel nursing offers flexibility in terms of assignment duration and location. You can choose short-term or long-term assignments, and the flexibility allows for a better work-life balance.

Working with diverse patient populations and teams hones your emotional intelligence. Understanding and navigating different emotions becomes crucial in providing compassionate patient care.