Pediatric Nurse Government Jobs

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Immidiate Opening, ICU Registered NurseLuke & Associates Inc(Sacramento, California)
JOB DESCRIPTION: Luke & Associates is looking for a ICU Nurse Registered Nurse to work as a civilian in the Military Treatment Facility at Travis AFB, CA. We are a Government contractor with the US Air Force to provide CIVILIAN medical staff nationwide for services to the Active Duty personnel and their dependents on base. On These jobs you: Can use ANY STATE LICENSE! Do not have to deal with Mana...
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Posted Tue 3rd November
Transplant Coordinator/RN, PICUChildren's Medical Center Dall(Dallas, Texas)
Children’s Medical Center Dallas, a Magnet designated facility, is the primary pediatric teaching facility for the University of Texas Southwestern Medical Center at Dallas. Children’s is the only academic hospital in North Texas dedicated exclusively to the comprehensive care of neonates and children from birth to age 18. Children’s is seeking a Transplant Coordinator for the Solid Organ Transpla...
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Posted Fri 23rd October
Clin RT, Comp CareHealthways(Columbia, Maryland)
The Respiratory Therapist (RT) has the primary responsibility for supporting the goals and objectives of the care enhancement program by supporting the care and resource utilization for low and high acuity respiratory program members in an appropriate, efficient and cost effective manner while ensuring high quality care. The RT has responsibility for the provision of member care (as identified thr...
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Posted Yesterday

Pediatric Nurse Job Search Tip

Employment for a nurse can be found in hospitals, schools, nursing homes, outpatient clinics and government agencies. There are various kinds of nurses, including a licensed practical nurse (LPN) and a registered nurse (RN). LPNs are trained in general, vocational nursing and are supervised by a RN or a licensed physician. There are specialties that a nurse can focus on in their career, such as emergency care, surgery, pediatric, public health, or school nursing. A specialist will find employment opportunities and wages to be more abundant.