New Grad RN, Medical Cardiac Progressive Care

Company: Community Health System - CA
Location: Clovis
Posted on: September 15, 2023

Job Description:

Overview: All positions are located in Fresno/Clovis CA Up to $10k sign-on bonus available for candidates meeting specialty experience requirements If you are a nurse looking for a position at the eight-years-running Best Hospital in the area, Clovis Community Medical Center may be just the place for you to grow your career. As a nurse on our Telemetry/CPCU team, you should be a self-motivated team player who is ready to contribute, collaborate, exhibit flexibility and good time management. We know that our ability to provide the highest level of care begins with our incredible staff. Because of this, we provide unique benefits like free concierge services to run your errands while you work and well-being support through on-demand resources, as well as excellent retirement options and core benefits. Financial benefits are important too, and outside base compensation we provide relocation bonuses if you are moving to our wonderful community. Responsibilities: Your Career at Community - Opportunity. Challenge. Growth. Our 60 bed unit, is fast-paced and team oriented. When you join our team you will encounter a variety of patients: complex medical patients with multiple comorbidities, complex surgical patients, step down patients, and post-procedure patients. We pride ourselves on creating an environment that welcomes learning and growth, as we also continue to grow. Our expansion at Clovis will mean more opportunities for career growth and caring for our community. Qualifications: Experience and Education Minimum Requirements: Graduate of approved nursing program required. RN, current State of California Registered Nurse license required. BLS, current Basic Life Support (BLS) for Healthcare Providers by American Heart Association (AHA) required.

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