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Description
Job Title
Registered Nurse – Medical Surgical
Location
Fargo, ND
Schedule / Job Type
Contract | Onsite | 12-hour shifts, days and/or nights based on unit needs; every other weekend and every other holiday required
Key Responsibilities
Provide nursing care to adult patients on a 32-bed medical-surgical unit with all single rooms
Perform head-to-toe and focused assessments, administer medications, and document all patient care activities
Communicate with the interdisciplinary team and update patients and families on the plan of care
Advocate for patients as needed and demonstrate thorough understanding of a variety of disease processes
Utilize unit equipment including electronic health records, automated dispensing systems, patient monitors, glucometers, and bladder scanners
Float to other medical-surgical units within the Fargo area as needed based on unit census and staffing requirements
Required Qualifications
Active RN license in North Dakota or a valid Compact state RN license
Active Basic Life Support (BLS) certification through the American Heart Association (AHA)
Minimum of 2 years of recent bedside nursing experience in a large hospital setting (250+ beds)
Experience in a busy Level 1 trauma center
Proficiency with EPIC electronic health records (please indicate on resume where EPIC was utilized)
Prior travel nursing experience required; willingness to float to all units and locations within the Fargo area as needed
Preferred Experience / Skills
Strong attention to detail with the ability to communicate clearly and collaborate effectively within a team environment
Familiarity with Philips Care Monitors, OmniCell, and other medical-surgical unit equipment
Demonstrated ability to adapt to rotating day and night shift schedules based on unit needs
Why Join Us
Work in a structured, well-supported unit environment with a defined orientation program including classroom and hands-on unit training
Self-scheduling flexibility within contract guidelines, with a team-oriented approach to shift balancing that minimizes frequent day-to-night rotations