Top RN Jobs in NYC, NY

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.

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.

Provide in-home nursing care as a Fee-for-Service Visiting Nurse. Manage a flexible schedule, work independently with office support, educate patients and families, prevent hospitalizations, and support long-term recovery and improved quality of life. Use basic office applications for documentation and communications.

Provide pediatric home health nursing care visiting patients in their homes, educate families, prevent hospitalizations, manage patient care independently, document using office applications, and coordinate with office support.

Provide home health nursing visits delivering clinical care, patient and family education, preventing hospitalizations, and managing long-term recovery with autonomy and flexible scheduling.

Provide perioperative nursing care in the Operating Room using the nursing process. Scrub and circulate in major surgical cases, collaborate with multidisciplinary teams, maintain required certifications, and follow unit policies. Evening shift with weekend/holiday coverage; must lift 25 pounds and use basic computer skills.

Provide telemetry nursing care using the nursing process to plan, implement, direct, and evaluate patient care. Work night shifts (12-hour) collaboratively with multidisciplinary teams, monitor cardiac/telemetry patients, maintain certifications (BLS), and communicate effectively to achieve optimal patient outcomes.

Provides nursing care using the nursing process for telemetry/cardiac and med/surg patients on a 12-hour day shift. Collaborates with interdisciplinary teams, monitors patient status, implements care plans, and maintains required certifications (BLS).

Provide comprehensive nursing care in the Medical ICU using the nursing process. Collaborate with multidisciplinary team to plan, implement, direct, and evaluate patient care for acute and surgical patients. Day shift 12-hour schedule. Required NY RN registration, BSN, BLS, ACLS, and med-surg or ED experience; CCRN and critical care experience preferred.

Provide direct patient care using the nursing process on a telemetry unit (night shift). Collaborate with interdisciplinary teams, monitor cardiac/telemetry patients, implement and evaluate care plans, and maintain certifications and documentation to achieve optimal patient outcomes.

The RN Supervisor provides leadership to nursing staff, coordinates patient care, evaluates patient conditions, and maintains medical supplies in a healthcare facility.

Provide direct patient care within RN scope: assist physicians, coordinate patient flow, collect specimens and vitals, administer injections, perform telephone triage, enter orders and referrals in EHR/PMS, schedule appointments, maintain emergency equipment logs, troubleshoot department equipment, and facilitate transitions of care.

Provide in-home nursing care as a Fee-for-Service Registered Nurse, educating patients and families, preventing hospitalizations, managing care independently with office support, and maintaining documentation. Flexible schedule, travel to patient homes, and focus on long-term recovery and quality-of-life improvement.

Provide clinic- and telephonic-based nursing care within a value-based model: triage, chronic condition management, skilled procedures (wound care, meds, vaccines), point-of-care testing, medication review, care coordination with interdisciplinary team, patient/caregiver education, and clinical documentation using EMR to reduce avoidable hospitalizations.

Provide nursing assessment, medication administration, and ongoing psychiatric and medical coordination for behavioral health clients. Monitor labs and vitals, document care in the electronic health record, collaborate with prescribers and treatment teams, provide crisis intervention and supportive therapy, and ensure compliance with agency and regulatory requirements.

Provide part-time RN leadership and direct client care in home settings: assess clients, create and revise care plans, supervise clinical staff and caregivers, ensure state regulatory compliance, train staff, coordinate services, and document clinical notes.

Provide patient-centered perioperative care as an OR circulator: assess, coordinate, document, assist during surgery, monitor vitals, administer meds, maintain sterile environment, respond to emergencies, educate patients/families, and participate in quality improvement and compliance activities.

Provides perioperative nursing care in the OR using the nursing process. Scrubs and circulates in major surgical cases, collaborates with multidisciplinary teams, maintains certifications, and meets physical requirements. Day shift, 12-hour schedule. BSN and NY RN licensure required.

Provides labor and delivery nursing care using the nursing process to plan, implement, direct, and evaluate patient care. Works collaboratively with multidisciplinary teams on a 12-hour day shift. Requires L&D clinical experience and multiple certifications to manage maternal and neonatal needs.

Provide perioperative nursing care in the operating room using the nursing process. Scrub and circulate during major surgical cases, collaborate with multidisciplinary teams, maintain certifications, follow procedural requirements (NIHSS, TCAR), and ensure patient safety and documentation on evening 10-hour shifts.