RN - Emergency Department | Part-Time Mid-Shift

RN - Emergency Department | Part-Time Mid-Shift

Join a dedicated healthcare team in the heart of the Midwest region, providing critical care in a dynamic Emergency Department setting. This part-time, mid-shift Registered Nurse (RN) role offers the opportunity to deliver life-saving nursing care while supporting patients and their families through challenging times.

The RN delivers direct patient care by applying the nursing process with clinical expertise tailored to emergency nursing. Adherence to the ANA Code of Ethics and hospital policies ensures safe, high-quality care.

• Implement patient safety protocols including infection prevention, safe patient handling, and critical lab notifications to maintain a secure care environment.
• Manage central lines and prevent surgical site infections following established guidelines.
• Administer medications, perform nursing interventions, and provide education to patients and families to promote health outcomes.
• Conduct initial and ongoing patient assessments to monitor status, enhance safety, and inform the healthcare team.
• Document all care activities and quality measures accurately to support clinical decisions.
• Communicate effectively with physicians and team members to optimize patient outcomes.
• Delegate tasks appropriately while fostering teamwork and accountability.
• Engage patients and families with timely communication and education to improve their experience.
• Apply critical thinking in nursing practice and pursue continuing education to develop skills.

Graduation from an accredited nursing program is required.

At least one year of nursing experience is preferred.

• Current RN license valid in the state or Compact Licensure.
• Graduate nurses must obtain licensure within 90 days of graduation.
• American Heart Association Basic Life Support (BLS) certification required.

This role demands considerable mental focus and physical activity including lifting up to 35 lbs., standing, walking, and various movements such as pushing, pulling, and reaching.

Frequent exposure to infectious and communicable diseases through blood and bodily fluids is expected. Occasional encounters with hostile individuals may occur.