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For eve shift at our facility we ideally have 4 RN's/ LPN's (at least one RN as required for charge) and 4 Rehab Techs for 34-38 patients. Charge has a full patient load. Eves does the majority of admits with the help of a floating admission nurse and a floating secretary.

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