LPN Full-time
Promed Staffing Resources

Travel Licensed Practical Nurse in New Hampshire (37 an hour w/ free housing)

$37 / hour

Great opportunity!

 

 

Join Promed Staffing as a Full-Time Travel LPN on a 13-Week Assignment.

Discover a fulfilling career with these competitive benefits:

  • Tax-free stipends

  • Relocation reimbursement

  • Bonuses for referred partners/friends

  • Free online training

  • Assistance with transferring your nursing license

  • Free Housing

All positions are at nursing home facilities, with multiple locations available for you to choose from. Find the location that's best for you! You must have an active LPN license and reliable transportation. Prior experience as a travel LPN is preferred, but not required.

 

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