Registered Nurse (RN)

Shift Information

12-hour Night Shift (7-On/7-Off) with flexibility to work other shifts, holidays, and weekends as needed. Note: No requests for time off are accepted for Thanksgiving and Christmas.

Experience Requirements

All candidates must have a minimum of two years of recent RN experience in the relevant specialty to be considered. In some instances, additional experience may be required.

Department Overview

The Emergency Department includes an 11-bed Main ED, a 6-bed ED Fast Track, and a 7-bed ED Observation Unit. All nurses are expected to rotate through each area regularly, including Triage, Quick Registration, Covid Tent, and Entry Screening. Nurses can expect daily assignments in different areas based on patient volume and unit needs. Additional responsibilities may include assisting with Covid testing and immunization clinics as required.

Shift Details

Scheduled shifts are typically for Night Shift (7 PM – 7 AM) with a maximum of one week of time-off requests allowed, if needed. Shifts may change during the contract to accommodate staffing needs. The standard rotation involves working 36 hours in one week and 48 hours in the following week. Travelers may also be required to float to other departments where they are qualified, which could involve taking a patient load or performing task-oriented duties such as answering call lights and phones.

Required Certifications

• American Heart Association BLS
• ACLS
• PALS or ENPC
• TNCC
• Conscious sedation certification (to be obtained through the facility after confirmation, with an associated fee)

Holiday Coverage

Availability to work during holidays is required.