PRN Jobs in Idaho Falls

Connect with High-Paying Per Diem RN, LPN, and CNA Jobs in Idaho Falls

Today's workforce is changing quickly, with technology paving the way for more professionals in a variety of industries to work from home and to work independently; these workers are being called gig workers. However, in the healthcare industry, we've had PRN nurses for years, our profession's own gig workers. Now, per diem registered nurses (RNs), licensed practical nurses (LPNs), and certified nursing assistants (CNAs) can pick up shifts via a mobile app!

Nevertheless, interest in on-demand jobs and PRN shifts are increasing nationwide and across the industry spectrum. Studies have shown and more continue to occur, that more and more professionals are looking for opportunities in the gig market, and healthcare professionals are no different. Nursa works to connect registered nurses to jobs at healthcare facilities.

Nursa Bridges the Gap Between Facilities in Idaho and PRN Nurses

We recognized that the relationship between healthcare employers and the agencies that supplied qualified medical professionals for a short-term contract or PRN shifts needed to change. It was too bogged down with paperwork, too slow, and not a practical solution for facilities that had short notice for shift gaps.

Nursa is a streamlined process, completely digital, that facilitates the connection between employers and potential employees. RNs looking for short term work, part-time jobs, or PRN work on a shift by shift basis; use Nursa because we are connected with facilities in and around their communities. 

Idaho Falls Facilities Utilize Nursa to Fill Coronavirus Related Positions 

We are connected with facilities in Idaho Falls and have established a trusting relationship so that facilities know they can rely on the talent pool of Nursa RNs and other healthcare workers as a staffing solution to fill COVID-19 jobs while Idaho reopens and COVID case numbers rise. 

Eastern Idaho Public Health has indicated that while the confirmed case numbers of COVID are rising, Idaho's death rate has mostly declined. Presumably, because the virus has already hit long term care facilities with the most vulnerable population and is now working its way through the healthier population. For more information about the virus's impact on long term care centers in Idaho, read our article here.

RNs Love Working PRN Nursing Jobs in Idaho Falls

Our medical professionals are successful and appreciated at their jobs in Idaho Falls because they are happy not just with their work-life but with their personal life as well. Idaho Falls is a beautiful and fun community to be a part of. With a population of just over 60,000, you find a blend of culture, dining, outdoor activities, and friendliness that can only be found in Idaho.

Here's a little bit about what draws residents, visitors, and professionals to Idaho Falls: 

• The River Walk - This is a beautiful paved trail along the banks of the Snake River which runs right through the city. It's five miles and popular not only for joggers and cyclists, but for romantic walks as it's peppered with bridges, monuments, and piers to admire a certain view.
• Heise Hot Springs - This hot springs spot is more than just a natural mineral hot spring. It's a resort. Fully prepared to take care of the whole family, you can even camp. Ease your aches and pains in the hot springs while other members of your family go zip lining, or golfing and then meet up together for pizza.
• Mesa Falls - These gorgeous waterfalls on the Snake River are the town's namesake and appreciated by residents and visitors particularly at sunset. Wear good shoes and do a hike before or after you take in the view.
• Idaho Falls Arts Council - Performance theater, concerts along the river, art exhibitions, and more cultural events and experiences serving a variety of ages in the community are put together by the Idaho Falls Arts Council.

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