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Position Number: 00131
Position Title: RN and LPN's needed ASAP!
Description: Advance Staffing needs YOU to start ASAP! Our client is a non-profit agency in Carnegie, in a beautifully restored building, seeking RNs/LPNs to care for patients within a 16-resident facility. This is a great team that truly cares about the work that they do! They have an IMMEDIATE NEED for the 11pm-7am shift. Night Owls welcome! Day/evening/night shifts available as well! Flexible schedule. Must be able to start immediately. No skilled nursing involved. Current nursing credentials and 2+ years experience required. Excellent rate. EOE. For immediate consideration, please forward a resume to gpreston@ascpeople.com or call 412-415-6317 for more information! Call today and start tomorrow.
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