If you enjoy working with others and making new friendships, we are employing professional nurses with a passion for caring for patients in need of long-term care. Our long-term care positions are available throughout the U.S., giving you the opportunity to travel to exciting new locations. Long-term care positions may involve working with the elderly, the disabled, in-home care, or rehabilitation centers. This includes patients with severe illnesses, injuries and other disabilities. If you are looking for a position that where you have the opportunity to make an impact on others and develop lasting relationships with patients, long-term care is the perfect fit. Our long-term care positions last up to 13 weeks per opportunity. If a full-time position is not desired, we also offer positions that allow our nurses to pick up shifts as they please.
Monitor patient’s vital signs and symptoms, maintain patient records, deliver medication and implement other necessary treatments. Long-term nurses may help to feed, clothe, change bedding, and assist with personal hygiene.
The education required for long term care includes a 3-year diploma from a state regulated college or a hospital training program, a 2-year associate degree or a 4-year Bachelor of Science in nursing degree. All long-term care nurses are required to take the NCLEX-RN license examination to be certified for work within the United States.
We offer the most competitive compensation plans in the industry and will personally work with you to ensure you receive a satisfactory wage.
Travel opportunity, continual education and career development opportunities, a career with autonomy, flexible work schedule, job security, competitive pay.