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The Registered Nurse in the Emergency Department provides critical care to patients with urgent and severe medical conditions, working primarily night shifts in a 26-bed unit. This role requires current RN licensure, critical care experience, and the ability to work calmly under pressure while collaborating with multidisciplinary teams. The nurse is responsible for assessing, planning, implementing, and evaluating individualized patient care to ensure optimal outcomes in a fast-paced emergency setting.

The Licensed Practical Nurse (LPN) administers medications and treatments according to medical care plans and under the supervision of a Charge Nurse. They monitor patient behavior, symptoms, and progress, communicating findings to nursing management. The LPN also ensures proper documentation and compliance with health regulations while coordinating medication orders with the pharmacy.

The Licensed Practical Nurse (LPN) administers medications and treatments according to medical care plans and under the supervision of a Charge Nurse. They monitor patient behavior, symptoms, and progress, communicating findings to nursing management. The LPN also ensures proper documentation and compliance with health regulations while coordinating medication orders with the pharmacy.

The Licensed Practical Nurse (LPN) administers medications and treatments according to medical care plans and under the supervision of a Charge Nurse. They monitor patient behavior, symptoms, and progress, communicating findings to nursing management. The LPN also ensures proper documentation and compliance with health regulations while coordinating medication orders with the pharmacy.

Seeking a full-time night shift Registered Nurse for a 26-bed Emergency Department to provide immediate assessment, treatment, stabilization, and potential admission of patients with urgent or life-threatening conditions. Requires current RN licensure, preferred BSN and at least one year of relevant experience; critical care experience and calmness under pressure are preferred. Offers sign-on bonus, relocation assistance, supportive leadership, collaborative environment, and autonomy in unit management.

The Licensed Practical Nurse (LPN) administers medications and treatments according to medical care plans and under the supervision of a Charge Nurse. They monitor patient behavior, symptoms, and progress, communicating findings to nursing management. The LPN also ensures proper documentation and compliance with health regulations while coordinating medication orders with the pharmacy.

The Licensed Practical Nurse (LPN) administers medications and treatments according to medical care plans and under the supervision of a Charge Nurse. They monitor patient behavior, symptoms, and progress, communicating findings to nursing management. The LPN also ensures proper documentation and compliance with health regulations while coordinating medication orders with the pharmacy.

The Registered Nurse provides direct nursing care by planning, implementing, and evaluating treatments and medications for patients during their shift. They communicate patient information with nursing leadership and ensure compliance with healthcare policies and physician orders. The role involves continuous monitoring of patient conditions and coordination with pharmacy and management for medication accuracy and adjustments.

The Registered Nurse provides direct nursing care by planning, implementing, and evaluating treatments and medications for patients during their shift. They communicate patient information with nursing leadership and ensure compliance with healthcare policies and physician orders. The role involves continuous monitoring of patient conditions and coordination with pharmacy and management for medication accuracy and adjustments.

The Licensed Practical Nurse (LPN) administers medications and treatments according to medical care plans and under the supervision of a Charge Nurse. They monitor patient behavior, symptoms, and progress, communicating findings to nursing management. The LPN also ensures proper documentation and compliance with health regulations while coordinating medication orders with the pharmacy.