Travel Nurse RN - Oncology - $2,632.00 per week

Travel Nurse RN - Oncology - $2,632.00 per week

Oncology Nurses care for cancer patients of all ages. Oncology is one of the most challenging fields in nursing requiring high level of compassion to support and care for patients and their loved ones. Helping individuals through challenges on their cancer journey also makes Oncology one of the most rewarding professions.

REQUIREMENTS

* Active BLS from the American Heart Association
* Active professional license within the state of practice
* Oncology Nursing Society (ONS) credential is recommended and may be required for specific registered nurses and travel nurse positions
* Other specialty-related certifications are preferred and may be required for specific positions
* Experience as an oncology RN in a hospital setting
* Minimum of 2 years of experience as an RN

TRAVEL NURSING JOB DETAILS

* Weekly Pay: $2,632.00 per week
* Location: Mountain View,CA
* Shift Schedule: Days
* Assignment Duration: 13 Weeks
* Weekly Hours: 40 Hours

BENEFITS
Day 1 Health Insurance (Medical, Dental, Vision), Flexible Housing Options, Guaranteed Stipend: Facility Cancelled Shifts, PTO Program, Weekly Pay, Paid Compliance Cost, Referral Bonuses, Extra Shift Bonuses, 401(k) Plan, Upto $600 Travel Reimbursement

ABOUT STABILITY HEALTHCARE
At Stability, we have built a nurse friendly platform that simplifies finding travel nursing jobs without the need for a recruiter.
We believe in pay transparency and that is why we aggregate thousands of jobs from hospitals hourly displaying full pay rates creating a no-haggle no-hassle job search approach.
Once a nurse selects an assignment of their choice, we then empower the nurses with an easy profile generator allowing nurses to submit themselves for an interview with confidence knowing they've booked an open job with the pay and location of their choice.
Stability displays to their nurses the best travel nursing jobs allowing for faster submissions, scheduling of Interviews, and ultimately landing our nurses their preferred assignment.