Registered Nurse (RN) - Night Shift Rotational Position

Job ID : R

Shift : 3rd

Full / Part Time : Full_time

Pay Range : $37.50 - $56.25

Location : Aurora St Lukes Medical Center - 2900 W Oklahoma Ave, Milwaukee, WI 53215

Benefits Eligible : Yes

Hours Per Week : 36

Our Commitment to You :

At Advocate Health, we provide a comprehensive suite of Total Rewards that includes competitive compensation, generous retirement offerings, career development programs, and exceptional well-being initiatives to help you thrive both at work and beyond.

Compensation Highlights :

• Base pay aligned with position qualifications and experience
• Additional premium pay for shifts and on-call duties
• Potential annual increases based on performance

What We Offer :

Schedule Details :

Self-scheduled, working 3rd Shift (7 PM - 7 : 30 AM) with 12-hour shifts. Over a 6-week period, you will work 2 Mondays, 2 Fridays, and 1 weekend shift, with only 2 holidays (1 summer & 1 winter).

Role Overview :

As a member of our Internal Float Pool, you will provide critical nursing care across various units, including ED Boarding, Medical-Surgical, Telemetry, and ICU. This role offers diverse experiences and promotes your professional growth.

Key Responsibilities :

Required Qualifications :

Training & Certifications :

RNs receive essential training in ACLS, NIHSS, IV Ultrasound, as well as cross-training as Charge Nurses to bolster leadership skills.

Benefits of Joining Our Team :

Join us in making a meaningful impact in healthcare!

Be part of our Internal Float Pool and embrace a challenging yet rewarding night shift position where every shift presents new opportunities to learn and grow.

Licenses & Certifications Required :

Valid Registered Nurse license and Basic Life Support (BLS) for Healthcare Providers certification.

Education :

Must have completed an accredited program in nursing.

Skills and Abilities :

Strong communication, critical thinking, and organization skills are essential. Ability to review clinical situations holistically with a focus on patient and family perspectives is crucial for success.