ER RN in Lee's Summit, Missouri

This ER Registered Nurse role places you at the forefront of emergency care, providing vital services in a busy community hospital setting in Lee's Summit, Missouri. Over a 13-week contract, you'll work 12-hour mids shifts, primarily from 11:00 AM to 11:00 PM, joining a team that manages a wide array of pediatric and adult emergencies. The role offers a unique opportunity to develop your skills in a fast-paced environment, managing complex cases including trauma, respiratory emergencies, and psychiatric crises, all while utilizing advanced certifications like BLS, NIHSS, ACLS, and PALS. Expect to float across different departments as needed and take on varied responsibilities such as IV therapy, airway management, and interpretation of cardiac rhythms—delivering critical care when it matters most.

Weather:

Expect generally mild to warm weather around this time, with pleasant days suitable for outdoor activities. The climate encourages outdoor exploration, whether you prefer enjoying a walk in the park or relaxing by local lakes after your shift.

Fun Things To Do:

• City Tour: Explore historic downtown Lee's Summit and enjoy local shops and restaurants.
• Lake Excursion: Spend an afternoon at nearby Lake Jacomo, perfect for boating or picnicking.
• Nature Walk: Hike the trails at Blue Springs Lake Conservation Area for scenic views and fresh air.
• Day Trip to Kansas City: Discover world-class barbecue, jazz music, and cultural landmarks.
• Historical Sites: Visit the Harry S. Truman Library and Museum for a glimpse into American history.

Job Specifics:

Location: Lee's Summit, MO
Shift: 12-hour mids (11:00 AM - 11:00 PM)
Duration: 13 weeks
Weekly Hours: 36 hours
This role involves working in a combined adult and pediatric emergency department equipped for high-acuity cases, including STEMI and stroke interventions. The position requires a minimum of 2 years of ER experience, with a focus on trauma, respiratory, and psychiatric emergencies. Certifications such as BLS, NIHSS, ACLS, and PALS are mandatory, along with skills in pediatric and neurological emergencies, IV management, and cardiac monitoring. Expect to provide care in a fast-moving environment, with opportunities to learn and refine your expertise across multiple emergency scenarios.