RN - Neuro - Med-Surg

Registered Nurse RN Inpatient Acute Care Days and Nights

Are you an inpatient RN looking for a hospital that values teamwork, compassion, and patient centered care while offering a broad range of clinical experience? A community focused hospital in east metro Atlanta near Covington and Lithonia is hiring Registered Nurses for day and night shifts on inpatient acute care units.

This hospital offers a close knit, family oriented culture combined with advanced medical and surgical services. Nurses are supported by approachable leadership and a collaborative care model where communication and respect are prioritized.

Nurses have the opportunity to work on any of the following inpatient acute care units based on experience, interest, and team fit:

• General medical surgical and hospice patients
• Medical surgical post operative patients
• General medical surgical with a cardiac and telemetry focus
• Neuro and complex medical patients including nursing home level care, dialysis, wound care, sickle cell, pancreatitis, and diabetes management

Candidates will have the opportunity to meet with unit leadership during the interview process to help determine the best clinical fit.

Day shift 7a to 7p

Night shift 7p to 7a

Full time positions

Weekend option available with premium pay

Base pay $37 to $53 per hour based on experience

Night differential $5.50 per hour

Evening differential $3.50 per hour for 12 of 36 hours worked, even if scheduled on days

Weekend only schedules earn up to $12 additional per hour

$10,000 sign on bonus available

• Medical, dental, and vision insurance
• 401k with employer contribution
• Paid time off
• Tuition assistance programs
• Continuing education opportunities

Active Georgia RN license or eligibility

1 year or more of inpatient or acute care nursing experience preferred

Strong clinical judgment and assessment skills

Compassionate, patient focused approach to care

This hospital is known for its supportive leadership, positive team culture, and commitment to both patients and staff. Nurses are encouraged to share their input, grow professionally, and mak