Float Pool Nurse Jobs in Sienna Plantation Emergency CC

RN - Float Pool Jobs at Houston Methodist in Sienna Plantation Emergency CC

Join our elite team of registered nurses by applying for RN - Float Pool jobs at Houston Methodist today. Houston Methodist includes eight hospitals in the Houston area, each with its own unique history of health care innovation.

RN - Float Pool jobs at Houston Methodist can include:

Hospital Based Float Option B (7pm – 7am): This team member provides direct patient care effectively and efficiently to patient populations with varied and complex needs and to different units/areas as assigned.

Houston Methodist is an equal opportunity employer offering competitive pay and comprehensive benefits. Apply for RN - Float Pool jobs at Houston Methodist today.

Located between the Sienna Plantation and Riverstone communities, Houston Methodist Emergency Care Center in Sienna Plantation is open 24 hours a day, seven days a week, 365 days a year to treat patients of all ages who are ill or injured. The 9,600-square-foot facility includes 10 private treatment rooms and onsite emergency care services including X-ray, computed tomography (CT) scan and laboratory services.

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Houston Methodist Honors 2019 ‘Top Nurses in Houston’ Nominees

Congratulations to each of our nurses nominated as one of the Top Nurses in Houston. 100 years of leading medicine would not be possible without our amazing nurses. We are proud to honor all nurses who show an unwavering commitment to our patients, their loved ones and our community. Nominees ...

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“If it weren’t for my doctors and coworkers, I’d be dead,” said Diana Corliss, a resident nurse at Houston Methodist San Jacinto Hospital. “They refused to give up on me.” In August, staff members took turns physically compressing Corliss’s chest for a grueling 45 minutes in the ...

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