Consider a Healthcare Job in Long-Term Care
Are you ready to find a more rewarding career in healthcare? Consider bringing your nursing skills to a long-term care environment that will affect the patients and other nurses in a positive way? They will benefit from your experience, patience, ideas, and mentorship. As a contract nurse, you can provide a new set of skills and experiences in a long-term care facility which can improve the facility’s practices and patient care.
There are a variety of opportunities for long-term care healthcare jobs in Wisconsin and nationwide! We’ll work with you to discover your position, benefits, and scheduling needs then we take that information to medical employers to find the best fit for you. All at no cost to you. Now is a great time to consider all your reasons to have a healthcare job in long-term care with Premier Medical Staffing Services.
We’re ready to grow and you can help! Premier Medical Staffing Services has a ground-floor opportunity (internally at our Corporate Office) for a top performing, confident person, with a passion for excellence in business to join our team as a Travel Recruiter!
We’re excited to announce our latest hot jobs from Premier Medical Staffing Services. Check out the below RN jobs in New Jersey. Great opportunities for Travel Registered Nurses or Local Registered Nurses with at least 1 year of experience. These contract jobs include opportunities for RN PICU, RN PACU, RN NICU, and Cardiac Cath Lab RN. Military Veterans, National Guard & Reserve members, and Military Spouses are encouraged to apply. Questions about these New Jersey healthcare contract jobs or others? 
Correctional healthcare is a hidden gem. If you want to widen your scope of practice as a nurse and you are confident in your assessment skills, this may be a specialty you would enjoy. I would suggest knowing the difference between jails and prisons is essential to understanding which culture is the best fit for you.
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When I interview local nurses, I ask them if they would consider travel nursing and most of them fear job security and the unknown. Fear is a reality to all of us. It’s overcoming your fear that makes life worthwhile. Don’t get me wrong, some nurses don’t want to travel; they prefer permanent positions where they can establish a lifestyle around their career. Either way being a nurse is awesome whether you’re a traveler or not.
