Registered Nurse (RN) - Med/Surg, Neuro, Obsv

About the role

As an RN, you’ll provide evidence‑based, patient‑centered care, collaborate with interdisciplinary teams, advocate for patients, and help drive positive outcomes.

Responsibilities

• Provide patient‑centered care for patients requiring short‑term monitoring and evaluation.
• Assess, plan, implement, and evaluate care while engaging patients and families.
• Use evidence‑based practices and quality initiatives to improve patient outcomes.
• Identify risks and maintain a safe care environment.
• Float to other units as needed, demonstrating flexibility and adaptability.

Location

Garden Level Med/Surg at Aurora Medical Center Sheboygan County is a fast‑paced medical‑surgical unit established to support the growing needs of our community needing neurological care. Nurses thrive in a dynamic environment that fosters continuous professional growth while developing expertise in the care of neurological and general med/surg patients. The team provides specialized care for neurological and med/surg populations, including:

• Neurological monitoring of patients with cerebrovascular attacks (CVA), transient ischemic attacks (TIA), and seizure disorders.
• Congestive heart failure (CHF).
• Sepsis requiring hospitalization.
• Intravenous infusion management, including heparin and insulin drips.

This is an opportunity to join a newly formed inpatient unit and team.

Requirements

• RN license in the applicable state.
• BLS certification required (additional certifications may be required based on specialty).
• Graduate of an accredited nursing program (BSN preferred).
• Typically 1+ year of clinical nursing experience preferred.

Physical Requirements

• Ability to perform frequent standing, walking, lifting, and patient handling, including assisting with transfers.
• Must respond quickly to changes in patient and/or unit conditions.
• Exposure to clinical environments requiring appropriate protective equipment.

Key Skills

• Strong clinical judgment and critical thinking.
• Ability to manage fast‑paced, short‑stay patient populations.
• Excellent communication and teamwork skills.
• Organization, prioritization, and problem‑solving abilities.