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Part-time (RN) Registered Nurse w/ER Exp (20 hrs/mo)
Per Diem RN/ER job in Winter Park, Florida
We understand the physical and emotional challenges of being a medical provider. We know what the looming fear of making a mistake or medica... View job
Nurse Practitioner to support 2 locations (PRN)
Per Diem NP/ACNP job in Winter Park, Florida
This is a PRN position expected to support two clinics; Winter Park and Semoran The Nurse Practitioner will actively manage patient care... View job
Full & Part-Time RN's Wanted - Up to $3000.00 Sign On Bonus + Profit Sh...
Per Diem RN/MS job in Fort Wayne, Indiana
Be the difference…..RN’s and LPN’s At HomePointe HealthCare, a Benchmark Human Services Company, we are guided by our mission and passion... View job
Per Diem LPN/Home Care job in Chandler, Arizona
Looking for LPN for Pediatrics or Geriatrics. Positions open though out the valley. Will work under supervision of a Registered Nurse. LP... View job
Registered Nurse Paid per visit or per hour
Per Diem RN/PEDS job in Chandler, Arizona
Valley Home Health Care is looking for Registered Nurses. Our company serves the entire valley. We specialize in Pediatrics and Geriatrics... View job
RN Case Manager for Home Health agency - HIRING IMMEDIATELY
Per Diem RN/Case Mgr job in Fort Worth/Arlington, Texas
HIRING IMMEDIATELY A career with Aspen Home Health has never been more rewarding! Here it is more than working with a company...... View job
Per Diem RN/Home Care job in Arlington/Fort Worth, Texas
HIRING IMMEDIATELY A career with Aspen Home Health has never been more rewarding! Here it is more than working with a company... Here... View job
On Call RN - Hospice - Part Time
Per Diem RN/Hospice job in Lewisville, Texas
Aspen is currently hiring for the position of Hospice On Call, RN. This position is part-time and would be great for semi-retirement or supp... View job
Licensed practical nurse (LPN) @ Haym Salomon Home for Nursing & Rehabi...
Per Diem LPN/SNF job in Brooklyn, New York
The licensed practical nurse (LPN), under the supervision of the Director of Nursing and Nursing Supervisor renders professional nursing car... View job
Registered Nurse (RN) @ Haym Salomon Home for Nursing & Rehabilitation...
Per Diem RN/SNF job in Brooklyn, New York
The Registered Nurse (RN) , under the supervision of the Director of Nursing renders professional nursing care to residents in support of me... View job
Nurses seeking schedule flexibility and premium hourly wages should consider per diem nursing. Although the majority utilize per diem shifts to supplement their existing incomes, there are some who work per diem as their full time job. In order to work per diem, a nurse becomes the employee of a per diem staffing agency or "registry", which is usually contracted with multiple healthcare facilities in a given marketplace. When a facility lacks the staff to provide sufficient coverage, they call upon the agencies to provide supplemental staff. As needs come in from facilities, agency staffing coordinators find available nurses qualified to meet the facilities' needs. This system of giving availability each week and accepting or rejecting shifts gives the per diem nurse a high degree of flexibility in creating their own work schedule.
Another benefit to the per diem nurse comes with payroll. First, per diem nurses can expect to earn a premium as compared to the staff nurses they work beside. In fact, some per diem nurses earn more than $500 per shift. Of course, there is a trade-off here as staff nurses enjoy consistent full time scheduling and benefits not available to most per diem workers. Be that as it may, another nice perk of per diem payroll is pay frequency. Most per diem agencies offer weekly pay and some now even offer daily pay on a pay card which can be used as a debit card.
Finally, many nurses are attracted to working on a per diem basis because, to at least to some extent, they can choose where they want to work. Nurses who work per diem can choose not to return to facilities or units which are not a good match. Alternatively, per diem nurses can make themselves more available to facilities where they enjoy working and can sometimes "block schedule" when the facility has sufficient need.