Operating Room Nurse; OR RN

The role of an Operating Room Nurse (OR RN) is a highly specialized nursing position that plays a vital part in the perioperative care of patients undergoing surgical procedures. As an OR RN, you will be responsible for delivering expert nursing care in an acute care setting, with a focus on trauma, orthopedics, and robotic‑assisted surgeries. This opportunity is designed for experienced nurses who possess a strong clinical background and are adept at managing complex surgical cases during night shifts.

The Operating Room Nurse (OR RN) ensures that patients receive safe, high‑quality care before, during, and after surgical procedures. This position is ideal for professionals who excel in fast‑paced environments and are committed to maintaining the highest standards of patient safety and advocacy. Working as an Operating Room Nurse (OR RN) provides a unique chance to collaborate with multidisciplinary surgical teams, utilize advanced technologies, and develop expertise in multiple surgical specialties.

As an Operating Room Nurse (OR RN), you will be expected to demonstrate proficiency in trauma, orthopedic, and robotic‑assisted surgical procedures, utilizing your experience to support both routine and emergency cases. You will be responsible for preparing the operating room, ensuring all equipment and supplies are available and functioning, and advocating for patient safety throughout the intraoperative phase. During night shifts, you will play a crucial role in handling urgent surgical admissions and trauma cases, demonstrating quick decision‑making and effective communication with the surgical team.

Your responsibilities will also include maintaining sterility, circulating and scrubbing as needed, and providing guidance to less experienced team members.

This position requires at least two years of relevant operating room experience in an acute care setting and a minimum of one year of travel RN experience. Candidates must hold an active state RN license and current BLS/ACLS certifications. The Operating Room Nurse (OR RN) role offers a set night‑shift schedule, creating consistency for those who prefer to work during evening hours.

You will benefit from competitive medical, dental, and vision insurance, access to a 401(k) retirement plan with employer matching, weekly pay, direct deposit, an employee assistance program, and a user‑friendly online portal for managing pay stubs, benefits, and HR documents.

• Deliver perioperative nursing care in an acute care setting, focusing on trauma, orthopedic, and robotic‑assisted surgeries.
• Work night shifts with a consistent schedule, providing critical care during overnight hours.
• Collaborate with surgical teams to ensure the highest standards of patient safety and advocacy.
• Utilize advanced surgical technology and maintain a sterile operating environment.

• Provide expert perioperative nursing care for trauma and orthopedic surgical cases.
• Circulate or scrub for robotic‑assisted surgeries, ensuring proper setup and operation of advanced surgical platforms.
• Manage emergency surgical admissions and urgent trauma cases during night shifts.
• Advocate for patient safety and maintain a sterile environment throughout surgical procedures.
• Prepare and organize the operating room, ensuring all necessary equipment and supplies are ready and functioning.
• Collaborate and communicate effectively with surgeons, anesthesiologists, and the entire surgical team.

• Competitive medical, dental, and vision insurance through national carriers.
• Pet insurance options to support your furry family members.
• Weekly pay with direct deposit and W‑2 processing.
• Access to 401(k) retirement plans with optional…