Registered Nurse - Neurology - Contract

RN Neurology: Weekend Blocks
Rochester, NY
Start Date : 09/28/2026
Schedule-D/E/NROTATING SHIFT SCHEDULES - Blocked Weekends (Friday/Saturday/Sunday), Holidays/On-Call/Callback/Charge per Unit Needs

URMC will consider 48 hours per week billed at regular time (rotational shift)

Complete Description:
An exciting opportunity awaits as you start your career on a specialized neurological unit. This is an excellent unit to learn about various neurological diseases while utilizing your nursing and critical thinking skills. Work with our interdisciplinary team in a fast-paced environment caringfor patients with stroke, epilepsy, Multiple Sclerosis, Guillain Barre Syndrome and more! Being a Joint Commission accredited Comprehensive Stroke Center and the only Level 4 Epilepsy Monitor Unit in our region, we see many acute and complex patients. As a Level 4 Epilepsy Monitoring Unit, we work with a
specialty team to evaluate, diagnose, and treat seizures using state-of-the-art
continuous video EEG technology. You ll work closely with a multidisciplinary
team that values nurses skills, talents, and compassion for our patient
population.



Requirements:
- Telemetry Experience Required
- RN License (NY License ONLY)
- Two (2) Years Experience
- BLS
- NIHSS certification

Skills:

	Skill	Required / Desired	Amount	of Experience	Expertise Rating	Move
	Two (2) years Experience	Required
	RN License (ONLY NY Licenses are accepted at this time)	Required
	BLS (American Heart Association ONLY)	Required
	Telemetry Experience Required	Required
	NIHSS	Required

Questions:
Question 1
does this candidate have EPIC experience within the last year?
Question 2
When can this candidate start their assignment at SMH?
Question 3
Does this candidate have RTO? If yes, what are the dates?
Question 4
When is this candidate available for an interview with URMC?
Question 5
Does this candidate live 50 miles or greater from URMC?
Question 6
Is HCP able to obtain TB skin test?
Question 7
Is this candidate aware of the D/E/N rotating shift of the inpatient shift?

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