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Join our elite team of registered nurses by applying for RN - Peri-Operative 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 – Peri-Operative jobs at Houston Methodist can include:

  • Charge Nurse: This team member provides an environment for the management and delivery of safe patient care. The Charge Nurse is a role model and coach to department personnel and assists in developing their skills and knowledge.
  • Registered Nurse II: This team member provides direct patient care to individuals with varied and complex needs.

Houston Methodist is an equal opportunity employer offering competitive pay and comprehensive benefits. Apply for RN - Peri-Operative 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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