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Nurse Manager, Emergency Department
Job DescriptionFull-Time / Day Shift / 8a-430pJoin our Emergency Department team and work for an organization that offers:Extensive support for career growthCommunity College Tuition Support -$12k with 2-year commitment for RNsActive tuition reimbursement program - up to $3,500 per year for undergraduate studies and up to $5,000 per year for graduate studies for full time team members.Professional advancement in a clinical ladderSupport around professional specialty certificationRelationships with local colleges for career advancement - discounted tuition!Progressive interdisciplinary model of care in the ED
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