Stepdown Registered Nurse; RN; Greenville, NC

Nursing degree, active registered nurse (RN) license and minimum 1+ years Stepdown RN experience required. Applicants who do not meet these qualifications will not be considered.

Step into a vibrant clinical setting, providing specialized care on a Stepdown unit as a Registered Nurse. This contract opportunity offers an engaging environment where your clinical expertise and compassion make a significant impact on patients transitioning from critical to acute care. With consistent weekly compensation of $2100-$2250 for 36 scheduled hours, this assignment is an excellent opportunity to advance your nursing practice while enjoying comprehensive support.

• 36 hours per week

• Current, active RN license
• Proven experience working in a Stepdown or similar progressive care unit
• BLS and ACLS certifications required
• Strong assessment, monitoring, and communication skills
• Commitment to delivering high-quality, patient-focused care

• Closely monitor patients' condition and progress during the post-ICU phase
• Administer prescribed medications and treatments accurately
• Collaborate with interdisciplinary teams to create and update individualized care plans
• Provide clear patient and family education regarding recovery and ongoing care needs
• Document nursing assessments, interventions, outcomes, and patient responses in accordance with facility protocols
• Respond promptly and effectively to emergencies and changes in patient status

• Competitive weekly pay structure for contracted hours
• Option to access broad healthcare benefits, including medical, dental, and vision coverage
• Eligible candidates may receive housing assistance and meal/incidentals reimbursement
• Opportunity to work alongside dedicated healthcare professionals
• Resources and support from a reputable staffing partner

Use your Stepdown nursing expertise in a dynamic setting that values your skills and dedication. If you're ready to make a meaningful difference for patients transitioning through critical phases of their recovery, take the next step in your nursing career.