Registered Nurses (RN) - Acute - up to $56/hr

About the Role

ShiftKey helps independent registered nurses connect with a nationwide network of hospitals, allowing you to bid on flexible acute RN shifts as an independent contractor. Choose the hospitals, days, and rate that work best for you, giving you control over your schedule and income.

Benefits

• Take control of your schedule: Work only when it fits your life, whether that means skipping night shifts, keeping Mondays free, or making time for school pick-ups.
• Earn on your terms: Access extra income even if you have another job. Payment options include:
  • Instant payments through ShiftKey Wallet (subject to a $2.95 fee per payment after invoice approval).
  • Instant payments to an existing debit card (subject to a 2% fee, $2.99 minimum).
  • Direct deposit.
• Explore different hospitals: Experience a variety of hospital settings to find what works best for you.
• Access portable benefits through Stride Health, including options for:
  • Medical
  • Dental
  • Vision
  • Life Insurance

  Insurance is provided through Stride Health. ShiftKey does not offer health, dental, vision, or life insurance.

Requirements

• A high school diploma or GED.
• A valid RN license in the state of NV.

Responsibilities

As a registered nurse working flexible acute shifts, your tasks may include:

• Performing and interpreting diagnostic tests.
• Preparing patients for procedures.
• Administering medications.
• Documenting medical records.
• Supporting patients and families with care guidance.

Testimonials

• “My life is mine now. I get to actually do what I want to do versus being kind of chained to the system of a career.” – Tessa, RN
• “Before learning about ShiftKey, I was looking for a full-time position after moving to a new area, as well as looking into contract jobs. After the first few shifts found using the ShiftKey app, I was hooked.” – Rene, RN
• “I'm a single mother of a 3-year-old. I'm now able to work days that accommodate my hectic life, I can work weekends when I want to, and I get to spend most holidays with my son. Best of all — I can afford to do these things now!” – Molly, RN