Top RN Jobs in NYC, NY

The RN Reviewer performs medical necessity reviews, collaborates with providers, documents accurately, and identifies opportunities for improvement in healthcare delivery.

Provides full-time registered nursing care in the ICU on the day shift, using core and primary-care competencies appropriate to the patient population served.

Provide full-time registered nursing care in the Med Surg Hall 5 Med Surg unit on the overnight shift from 7:00 PM to 7:30 AM. The role requires an NYS RN license and BLS certification.

Oversee resident health and clinical care in a senior living community. Responsibilities include conducting assessments, monitoring health trends, managing medications and documentation, coordinating care with families and healthcare providers, supporting infection control and regulatory compliance, training clinical staff, monitoring incidents, and driving quality improvements.

Provides direct nursing care for assigned telemetry patients: assess, plan, implement, and evaluate care; perform admissions and reassessments; monitor and report condition changes; assist physicians with procedures; participate in patient education, discharge planning, infection control, and unit performance improvement; maintain accurate documentation and ensure patient safety and a therapeutic environment.

The job description only states Americare’s equal employment opportunity policy and provides no specific responsibilities or qualifications.

The Wellness Director RN oversees comprehensive personal care services for senior living residents, ensuring regulatory compliance, dignity, quality, and safety. Responsibilities include monitoring changing healthcare needs, developing care systems, coordinating resident services, and training and supervising care staff. The role also requires communication with residents, families, employees, community members, and state officials, along with managing daily priorities and departmental operations.

Reviews registered nurse documentation for accuracy, completeness, and integrity. Ensures OASIS assessments comply with CMS regulatory requirements and OASIS-C guidance. The role requires reviewing assigned home care documentation, applying clinical and billing knowledge, identifying issues, and working independently with care teams. No prior quality reviewer experience is required, and training is provided.

Part-time Staff Registered Nurse for Med-Surg Hall 6 Telemetry, day shift (7:00 AM–7:30 PM), 37.5 hours biweekly. Provide patient care on telemetry unit. Requires NYS RN license, BLS, and ALS. Hourly base rate $54.2743 with additional compensation by experience.

Provides remote bilingual RN support for urgent and complex patient concerns, including crisis assessment, care plan implementation, patient and family guidance, clinical handoffs, chart auditing, emergency outreach, SLA compliance, and post-hospital follow-up. Requires strong communication, organization, patient-safety focus, flexible shift availability, and a current multistate RN license.

Provides remote, bilingual nursing support for urgent and complex patient needs. Assesses care plans, supports implementation, conducts post-hospital outreach, performs emergency and disaster outreach, completes chart audits, and coordinates handoffs among patients, families, field staff, and care centers. Requires a multistate RN license, at least three years of clinical nursing experience, crisis communication skills, flexibility, and strong organizational abilities.

Supervise clinical staff and manage patient flow in a cardiology and internal medicine outpatient clinic. Provide direct RN patient care, ensure regulatory compliance, maintain documentation, motivate and schedule staff, respond to provider inquiries, and support patient and physician satisfaction through quality education and collaboration.

Provides medication oversight and administration, client triage, sick-call evaluations, withdrawal screening, patient education, and healthcare coordination in residential recovery settings. Trains staff on medication procedures, conducts regulatory quality reviews, maintains medication records and storage, coordinates medical and psychiatric appointments, monitors adherence, and participates in multidisciplinary case conferences.

Provides nursing care in a family health center, including patient history and physical assessments, triage, interventions, vaccine inventory management, prenatal intake, and maternal and women’s health care. Treats adult, pediatric, geriatric, pregnant, and postpartum patients according to physician orders and medical conditions.

Assists with Phase I-IV clinical trials by dispensing investigational medications, collecting biological specimens, performing venipuncture, vital signs, ECGs, and point-of-care tests. Processes, labels, stores, ships, and disposes of specimens while maintaining accurate subject documentation and regulatory compliance. The clinician follows physician orders, study protocols, Good Clinical Practices, site procedures, and safety requirements, while collaborating with providers and research staff.

Provides direct nursing care to cardiovascular intensive care unit patients, implements nursing standards and procedures, communicates effectively with patients, families, physicians, and staff, and functions as charge nurse when assigned. Maintains age-appropriate care skills, current nursing knowledge, AHA BLS certification, professional conduct, and CarolinaEast customer service standards.

Provides direct nursing care to CVICU patients, follows nursing standards and policies, and serves as charge nurse as directed. Responsibilities include assessing age-specific patient needs, communicating effectively with patients, families, physicians, and staff, maintaining professional standards, and delivering customer service. Requires an approved nursing education, current North Carolina or compact RN license, knowledge of nursing practices, and current AHA BLS certification.

Provides individualized nursing care to pediatric patients, including assessments, medication administration, monitoring, care-plan coordination, family communication, EMR documentation, patient safety, and infection control. Requires reliable PRN availability and calm decision-making in dynamic clinical environments.

Provide skilled home health nursing visits, assess and treat patients, educate patients and families, coordinate care to prevent hospitalizations, document clinical care using office applications, and work independently with office support.

Supervise and coordinate ambulatory nursing services, ensuring smooth patient flow, nursing assessment, intervention, education, referrals, and record maintenance. Develop and evaluate nursing regimes, supervise allied staff, participate in interdisciplinary planning, support quality improvement, and assist nursing leadership with staff evaluation, inventory, and reporting.

Provides telephonic case management for complex, high-risk Medicare Advantage members. Assesses needs, coordinates care and community resources, monitors outcomes, communicates with providers and care teams, advocates for members, provides education and crisis support, and completes SNP Model of Care and transition-of-care activities, including health risk assessments, individualized care plans, medication reconciliation, and follow-up coordination.

Provide home health nursing visits as a Fee-for-Service Registered Nurse. Perform assessments, skilled clinical care, patient and family education, documentation, care planning, and coordination to prevent hospitalizations. Work independently with flexible scheduling, use basic office applications, and travel to patient homes.

Provide home health pediatric nursing as a fee-for-service visiting RN: manage your schedule, deliver hands-on clinical care, educate patients and families, prevent hospitalizations, document using basic office software, and travel to patient homes.

Provide home health nursing care as a Fee-for-Service Visiting Nurse. Work autonomously to assess, treat, educate patients and families, prevent hospitalizations, document care, and coordinate with office support while managing a flexible schedule.

Provide pediatric home health nursing visits with clinical autonomy: assess patients, educate families, prevent hospitalizations, document care using office applications, manage flexible schedule, and work independently with office support.