Registered Nurse
📋 Role Overview & Responsibilities
Company DescriptionKaiser Permanente is a leading not-for-profit health plan that serves 12.7 million members across 8 states and Washington, D.C. With over 600 locations, our 200,000+ employees and physicians work together to positively impact the lives of our members, employees, and communities. Founded nearly 80 years ago, our commitment to excellence sets us apart in driving improvements across the industry.
Role DescriptionSeveral opportunities available for part-time and full-time positions working for Kaiser Permanente. We are looking for Registered Nurses located in San Francisco Bay Area, CA. Experienced working in an acute care hospital in the following units... ICU, Med/Surg, Telemetry, Labor & Delivery, OR, PACU, PICC, Float. Kaiser offers outstanding benefits including a pension plan! Apply today! Kaiser Career Website: https://www.kaiserpermanentejobs.org/
QualificationsActive Registered Nurse license in California.Experience in an acute care hospital.BLS and ACLS certifications from American Heart Association and other depending on specialty.Experience with Epic charting system.
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