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Nephrologists

Each cruise that we're aboard, we sail with one nephrologist. Although we don't display standby numbers for physicians, the number is typically low, usually between 0 and 2.

RN's, LPN's, and PCT's

Each cruise that we're aboard, we sail a minimum of two medical staff members, a charge-nurse and a non-charge nurse. As we acquire more patients, we will require more medical staff. Depending on the number of patients, we will add a third and/or fourth staff member.

Position Qualifications:

• ST1 (charge-nurse): RN's (must have sailed with us once before)
• ST2: RN's, LPN's
• ST3: RN's, LPN's
• ST4: RN's, LPN's, PCT's
• ST5: RN's, LPN's, PCT's
• ST6: RN's, LPN's, PCT's

For further details and general information, please read over our Frequently Asked Questions and our Terms & Conditions.

MD1=Nephrologist ST1=Charge-Nurse ST2=Non-Charge-Nurse
ST3=Staff-Standby-3 ST4=Staff-Standby-4 STBY=Staff-Standby

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Key West, Bimini and Labadee

St. Kitts and Tortola

Alaska Dawes Glacier

Europe/ Mediterranean, Spain & Portugal

Europe/ Norwegian Fjords & Arctic Circle

Europe/ Mediterranean, Italy & Spain

Key West, Bimini and Dominican Republic

Europe/ Rotterdam and Bruges

Bermuda and Charleston

Canada, Maine and Boston

Grand Caymen, Bahamas and Mexico

Grand Caymen, Mexico and Key West

St. Kitts and San Juan Holiday

Key West, Caymen and CoCoCay