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Advocate Aurora Health, Inc.

Emergency Department Float Registered Nurse. Job in Green Bay Gr8Jobs

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Advocate Aurora Health, part of Advocate Health, is seeking a Registered Nurse for its Emergency Department Weekend Program Float Pool. Provide compassionate, patient-centered care in a fast-paced emergency setting and support patients across designated clinical units as staffing needs require. Responsibilities include assessing patients, prioritizing care, administering treatments, monitoring outcomes, documenting accurately, and collaborating with physicians and the care team. This on-site role includes scheduled weekend shifts. Candidates should hold an active Registered Nurse license and current BLS certification; emergency nursing experience and ACLS are preferred or may be required. Join a mission-driven nonprofit health system committed to clinical excellence, inclusion, collaboration, community health, and team member growth. Responsibilities Provide compassionate nursing care to patients in the Emergency Department. Assess patient conditions, prioritize care, and respond to emergencies. Administer medications and treatments and monitor patient responses. Collaborate with physicians and the interdisciplinary care team. Document care accurately and communicate with patients and families. Float across designated units and work weekend shifts as scheduled. Required Skills Emergency nursing Patient assessment Triage and prioritization Medication administration Emergency response Patient monitoring Clinical documentation Interdisciplinary collaboration Patient and family communication Adaptability across clinical units