Med Surg RN

Medical-Surgical Registered Nurse (Med Surg RN)

Join a dynamic Patient Care Services team and make a meaningful difference in one of Detroit's leading healthcare environments.

If you're a dedicated RN who thrives in fast-paced acute care settings, values teamwork, and takes pride in delivering high-quality, patient-centered care, this Med-Surg opportunity offers the perfect blend of clinical challenge and professional growth.

Our client is a nationally recognized leader in healthcare, committed to delivering exceptional care across a diverse range of services. With a network that spans over 50 hospitals, 535+ ambulatory surgery centers, and numerous outpatient care facilities, they serve communities with compassion, innovation, and a focus on improving patient outcomes. Driven by a mission to provide high-quality, accessible healthcare, our client has built a reputation for excellence, constantly evolving to meet the needs of those they serve. Their dedication to patient care, coupled with a collaborative and inclusive work environment, makes them a trusted name in the healthcare industry.

The Med Surg RN provides comprehensive nursing care for a diverse group of acute-care patients. This role requires strong clinical judgment, effective communication, and collaboration with physicians, ancillary departments, and interdisciplinary teams. Med-Surg nurses at the Detroit Medical Center play key roles in leadership, patient education, and ensuring safe, evidence-based care.

Qualifications

• Graduate of an accredited School of Nursing (required)
• Bachelor of Science in Nursing (BSN) preferred
• Active Registered Nurse (RN) license – State of Michigan (required)
• AHA Basic Life Support (BLS) certification (required)

What's In It for You

• Competitive pay based on experience
• Work within a respected Detroit hospital system
• Opportunities for advancement, leadership roles & specialty certification
• Supportive team culture with strong interdisciplinary collaboration
• Make a direct impact on patient outcomes in a vital hospital department