ICU Registered Nurse
FeaturedCare for one or two critically ill adults per shift in a 24-bed medical-surgical ICU, with ventilator, drip and rapid-response work.
USD 48 – 56/ hrper hourPosted 4 days ago
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Telehealth Registered Nurse (Remote)
FeaturedAssess symptoms by phone and video, follow clear triage protocols and guide each patient to the right level of care.
USD 38 – 44/ hrper hourPosted 5 days ago
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Band 5 Staff Nurse, Emergency Department
Assess and treat adults in a busy A&E on rotating shifts, with a supportive team and a preceptor for your first weeks.
GBP 31k – 37.8k/ yrper yearPosted 4 days ago
Pediatric Registered Nurse
Care for children and their families on a medical pediatric unit, with 12-hour shifts and family-centred rounds.
CAD 44 – 52/ hrper hourPosted 5 days ago
New Grad RN Residency
A 12-month residency for newly licensed RNs, with a dedicated preceptor, classroom days and unit rotations.
USD 37 – 41/ hrper hourPosted 6 days ago
Registered Nurse, Medical-Surgical
Look after adult medical and surgical patients on a 28-bed ward, from admission through to discharge planning.
AUD 85k – 98k/ yrper yearPosted 6 days ago
Perioperative Nurse
Scrub and scout in day-surgery theatres and help patients recover safely in a modern private hospital.
AUD 48 – 55/ hrper hourPosted 1 week ago
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Licensing
NCLEX-RN explained: format, scoring and how to prepare
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Moving from Med-Surg to ICU: a step-by-step plan
The courses, skills and internal moves that help ward nurses land their first ICU role.
Interviews
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New grad
New grad nurse programs: what to expect in year one
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Working as a nurse in Canada: registration basics
How NNAS, provincial regulators and the NCLEX-RN fit together for internationally educated nurses.
Travel nursing
Travel nursing explained: contracts, pay and housing
How 13-week contracts work, what agencies pay for and the questions to ask before you sign.
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Telehealth nursing: the skills employers look for
Phone and video triage, documentation and the licences that remote nursing roles usually ask for.
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