Registered Nurses

Benefits

• Life Insurance
• SD Retirement
• Competitive salary
• Dental insurance
• Health insurance
• Paid time off
• Training & development
• Tuition assistance
• Vision insurance
• Wellness resources
• Signing bonus

Faulkton Area Medical Center (FAMC) is an independent, non-profit Critical Access Hospital serving our community and surrounding area with pride—and we’re looking for Registered Nurses who want meaningful work in a place where they are known, supported, and trusted.

This is a full‑time RN position with variable 12‑hour shifts (3 shifts per week), including days, nights, rotating weekends, and holidays.

• $10,000 Sign‑On Bonus
  • Paid after 6 months of successful full‑time employment
• Educational Support Grants through FAMC and the South Dakota Department of Health
• Competitive wages with night and weekend shift differentials
• 100% employer‑paid single health insurance (Blue Cross Blue Shield)
• 6% employer match with South Dakota Retirement System
• Self‑scheduling for flexibility and balance
• Safe nurse‑to‑patient ratios that prioritize quality care
• Generous paid leave
• Strong teamwork and approachable leadership
• A supportive, respectful environment—without corporate red tape

At FAMC, nurses enjoy the freedom and autonomy that come from working in an independent, non‑corporate hospital. Decisions are made locally, teamwork is personal, and patient care always comes first.

• Acute care, swing bed, or ER experience is preferred but not required
• New graduate nurses may also apply

• Current SD Registered Nurse licensure required.
• Strong technical, assessment, and documentation skills.
• Excellent communication and organizational abilities.
• Ability to work, at times, in a fast‑paced, emotionally demanding environment.

• Ability to work up to 12‑hour shifts with frequent standing, walking, lifting, bending, and reaching.

• Indoor, safety‑sensitive, requiring physical presence on‑site.

A close‑knit community where nurses can make a real difference—every shift, every patient.