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# Travel Nurse at Seattle Grace Hospital

AI recruiter screens nurses focused on speed, accuracy, and bedside manner.

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### Job Description

Travel Nurse - 13-week contract assignment at Seattle Grace Hospital in Seattle, WA, placed through our staffing agency. This is a travel contract, not a permanent staff position. Pay: Blended weekly package of roughly $3,000-$4,000/week for this Emergency Room assignment (36 hrs) - a taxable hourly base plus tax-free stipends for housing, meals, and travel. Schedule: 13-week contract with extension option if the unit and nurse agree. 3x12-hour shifts (36 guaranteed hours/week), days or nights - you're paid your scheduled hours even if census is low. Requirements: - Active Washington State RN license (Washington is NOT a compact state, so a compact license alone does not cover it - we reimburse the cost and help fast-track the WA endorsement) - BLS and ACLS certification - At least 1-2 years recent Emergency Room (ER) experience - Pass background, drug screen, and health/immunization clearance Agency provides: Tax-free housing stipend or agency-placed housing, meals and travel reimbursement, license and credentialing support, day-one or first-of-month health insurance, 401(k), and a dedicated recruiter for placements and extensions. Currently staffing: Emergency Room only.

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