ED Registered Nurse

RN-Registered Nurse // ED - Emergency Department $1,267 weekly stipends $24.00 - $26.50/hour $864.0 - $954 weekly base pay Onsite Contract Starts 11/09/2026 13 weeks

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Job Description

Night Shift 12 hours/day 3 days/week

ED 12 bed unit, often using hallway beds (staffing night shift with 5RN's & 1 paramedic until 2300 then drops to 4 RN's and 1 paramedic at 0100, from  staff with 3 RN's and paramedic.

About Facility

• Primary Stroke Center
• Beds: 69

General Information

• Beds: 12 (including Triage)

Experience- 2 years
First-time traveler
- Upon Review

• Neonates to geriatrics, various types of illnesses, majority of patients are adults
• 1-5, up to 6 rarely (acuity based)

Required

Certifications:

• BLS, ACLS, NIHSS, TNCC, PALS, De-escalation training (MOAB or CPI)

Skills required

Support on the Unit:

• Charge nurse: does this person have patient load:
  No titled Charge RN in the ED
• Phlebotomy team: ED RN s will perform phlebotomy at the bedside
• Resource Nurse, Lead RN functions as a resource
• Bedside and Nursing station telemetry – no tele tech

Charting System/Equipment:

• Epic
• Client monitors
• Alaris
• Pyxis

Floating:No

Orientation:

• 1 shift on the unit to learn the flow

Scheduling:

• Weekend rotation:
  Yes, every other
• Can we approve time off: (typically we are able to approve up to 7 days without approval) Yes, But consideration should also be given to staffing needs of the department.
• Will they be on call:
  If so, what is that schedule:
  No call
• Holiday Expectations: varies, based on unit need

Other notes or things you want us to check/verify:

• Parking:
  Free or will traveler pay for parking:
  Free and onsite

ED 12 bed unit, often using hallway beds (staffing night shift with 5RN's & 1 paramedic until 2300 then drops to 4 RN's and 1 paramedic at 0100, from  staff with 3 RN's and paramedic.

About Facility

• Level IV Trauma Center
• Primary Stroke Center
• Beds: 69

General Information

• Beds: 12 (including Triage)

Experience- 2 years
First-time traveler
- Upon Review

Patient Types:

• Neonates to geriatrics, various types of illnesses, majority of patients are adults

Patient Ratios:

• 1-5, up to 6 rarely (acuity based)

Required

Certifications:

• BLS, ACLS, NIHSS, TNCC, PALS, De-escalation training (MOAB or CPI)

Skills required

• General ED skillset, chest tubes, drips, IV starts, phlebotomy, EKGs, cardiac rhythm interpretation

Support on the Unit:

• CNA (Ratio – 1:12)
• Charge nurse: does this person have patient load:
  No titled Charge RN in the ED
• Phlebotomy team: ED RN s will perform phlebotomy at the bedside
• Resource Nurse, Lead RN functions as a resource
• RT – in house 24/7:
  Yes
• Hospitalist – in house 24/7:
  Yes
• Bedside and Nursing station telemetry – no tele tech

Charting System/Equipment:

• Epic
• Client monitors
• Alaris
• Pyxis

Floating:No

Orientation:

• 1 shift on the unit to learn the flow

Scheduling:

• Weekend rotation:
  Yes, every other
• Can we approve time off: (typically we are able to approve up to 7 days without approval) Yes, But consideration should also be given to staffing needs of the department.
• Will they be on call:
  If so, what is that schedule:
  No call
• Holiday Expectations: varies, based on unit need

Other notes or things you want us to check/verify:

• Scrub Color:
  Any
• Parking:
  Free or will traveler pay for parking:
  Free and onsite