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This is your ideal ICU-General job! Great pay and benefits!

We are currently seeking a new graduate or experienced ICU-General to join our Washington Hospital. This is a 13 week job that provides generous benefits, fully paid private housing, and personalized service.

NEW GRADS ARE WELCOME!

TravelNurseHub.com is aligned with several Providers who are seeking talented nurses for traveling, local, and permanent opportunities. Our Premier Providers offer the highest pay rates, comprehensive perks, referral bonuses, sign on and completion bonuses, personalized service, and have some of the best benefits packages in the industry.

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