22 Urology Jobs
Travel Nurse (RN) - Renal Unit
$2,821/wk
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Required Skills/Experience: 2 years experience; however, will consider 18 months of experience, working under the highest level of professional license, and must have 1 year of recent experience in the field of specialty.
Required Credentials: No temporary licenses accepted. All RNs are required to complete a Cardiac Exam during onboarding. RNs are allowed two attempts and must achieve a minimum score of 80% to pass prior to clearance. ICU and ED RNs will also be required to take an on-site test in addition to the online pre-test.
Unit Details: Cares for patients with acute or chronic kidney disease, sometimes requiring renal replacement therapy. Specializes in post-hemodialysis and ongoing peritoneal dialysis.
Shift & Scheduling: Holidays as required. Every other weekend. Flexible contract hours: 36 or 48 per week.
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Urology Travel Nurse Job Responsibilities and Salary
Urology nurses are responsible for assessing urostomies, suprapubic and in-dwelling catheters, and nephrostomy tubes. They also keep the patient's chart up to date. Urology nurses perform physical assessments and collaborate with urologists and other members of the healthcare team. Another key responsibility of Urology nurses is to teach patients and family members about their condition and how to care for equipment such as tubes, catheter bags, and dressings. The average annual salary in the United States for Urology nurses is $70,000. Salaries can vary based on years of experience and location.
Urology Travel Nurse Jobs
Urology nurses work in doctors' offices and hospitals providing care to patients with disorders of the genitourinary system. Job descriptions generally note nurses providing treatments such as inserting and removing urinary catheters and obtaining specimens. Licensed Practical Nurses and Registered Nurses who specialize in Urology also assist doctors in surgeries and other relevant procedures. Curious about Urology travel nurse jobs? Explore and apply for the highest-paying travel nurse jobs today.