Nurse Manager of Emergency Department ED Night Shift
Listed on 2026-09-12
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Nursing
Emergency Medicine, Healthcare Nursing, Charge Nurse
Nurse Manager of Emergency Department (ED) Night Shift — Step into an influential nursing leadership role at a progressive acute care hospital serving the valley and the greater Southern California region. The Nurse Manager of Emergency Department (ED) Night Shift will lead high-impact emergency services while advancing exceptional patient care after dark.
The Nurse Manager of Emergency Department (ED) Night Shift will join a respected organization recognized for quality-focused achievements, strong community support, and continued investment in advanced clinical technology. A commitment to innovation, patient safety, professional development, and accessible emergency care makes this hospital an outstanding destination for an experienced nursing leader.
The Nurse Manager of Emergency Department (ED) Night Shift will report to senior nursing leadership and receive support from experienced hospital executives, department leaders, friendly emergency nurses, and a diverse team of physicians and healthcare professionals. Responsibilities include night-shift operations, staffing, clinical quality, regulatory readiness, patient flow, employee engagement, performance improvement, and the delivery of safe, efficient Emergency Department care.
The Nurse Manager of Emergency Department (ED) Night Shift will enjoy an appealing Southern California lifestyle featuring abundant sunshine, scenic desert landscapes, hiking, cycling, nearby mountain recreation, and convenient access to concerts, sporting events, beaches, theme parks, and cultural attractions. Palmdale-area communities also offer varied cuisine, welcoming neighborhoods, and a balanced lifestyle within reach of destinations throughout Southern California.
The Nurse Manager of Emergency Department (ED) Night Shift may earn up to $180,000 annually
, along with a full suite of health and retirement benefits.
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