Registered Nurse Occupational Health

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ServeFed is seeking a Per Diem Registered Nurse in support of Federal Occupational Health Clinics in Miami, FL

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Health and Welfare Benefit

401K Vanguard Plan

Prorated Paid Federal Holidays

Paid Sick and Vacation

About ServeFed ServeFedis a recognized leader in strategic healthcare staffing and program management solutions. Since our inception in 2012, we have built a reputation for providing staffing solutions that can be relied upon to make Federal Government agencies and private sector companies more efficient and productive. We partner with our customers to bridge staffing and programmatic gaps -- from contingent and permanent staffing to project consulting and contract management of outsourced medical programs.

ServeFed offers solutions that are scalable, flexible, and cost-effective. With our knowledge and expertise, we deliver staffing and program management results that drive organizational success.

We are looking for the nurses who is flexible enough to cover our full time employees in case of emergency or if the additional help is needed at the clinic.

Responsibilities Job Specific Details and Tasks The duties include, but are not limited to the following:

Provides healthcare services directly to Federal Occupational Health clients at assigned Occupational Health Clinic locations according to scope of practice for state license and FOH policy and SOP which may include the following:

Performs components of physical exams which may include: Vital signs, height and weight

Audiometry

Vision testing

ECG

Spirometry

Phlebotomy

TB skin testing

Documentation of all clinical data on all required forms

Provides immunizations accord

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