Emergency Department (ER) Registered Nurse (RN)

Job Description

BENEFITS:

JOB DESCRIPTION:

Make an hourly rate of up to $75 as a ER Nurse in Milwaukee, WI. CareRev connects clinicians with flexible per diem shifts in your area. This role is ideal for nurses who want more flexibility in their career and have experience in Emergency Room (ER) settings. See specific requirements for this ER RN shift below.

CareRev is a healthcare workforce platform built to put nurses first. Through CareRev, ER Nurses can browse available per diem shifts and select opportunities that support their professional and financial goals, whether that means supplementing income, maintaining schedule flexibility, or gaining experience across different hospital systems. The platform removes many of the limitations of traditional healthcare jobs while keeping you in control of your career.

Milwaukee is Wisconsin's largest city and one of the Midwest's most underrated places to live and work. The city sits on the western shore of Lake Michigan and offers a thriving food and arts scene, including the Milwaukee Art Museum with its stunning Calatrava-designed building, the Historic Third Ward, and Fiserv Forum for sports and entertainment. Milwaukee is also home to a number of major health systems that serve a large and diverse patient population. For ER nurses, the city offers both the clinical depth and patient volume of a major metro area and a cost of living that is far more manageable than many comparable cities.

Sign up with CareRev to explore per diem ER Nurse shifts in Milwaukee and build a schedule that works for you.

JOB REQUIREMENTS:

• Current RN license and good standing with the State Board of Nursing.
• Current BLS from the American Heart Association (be sure to include the AHA logo and QR Code).
• ACLS and/or PALS certifications may be required prior to first shift.
• Minimum of 1 year experience as an ED RN (most recent experience within the last year).
• Strong ability to use independent, critical judgment in all aspects of patient care delivery.
• Competency in current emergency room evidence-based practices such as trauma, sepsis & stroke care protocols as well as familiarity with conditions such as severe lacerations or burns, sports injuries, allergic reactions, and work-related injuries.