Top RN Jobs in NYC, NY

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 for pediatric patients, working independently to deliver clinical care, patient/family education, documentation, and care coordination. Flexible fee-for-service schedule; requires driving to patient homes and use of basic office software.

Provide pediatric home health nursing visits with clinical assessment, patient and family education, and care planning. Work independently on flexible schedules, document using office applications, and use reliable transportation for patient visits. Maintain NYS RN licensure and CHHA home care experience.

Full-time Staff RN for Med-Surg Hall 5 on day shift (7:00 AM–7:30 PM). Provide direct patient care, assessments, medication administration, documentation, and collaborate with interdisciplinary team. Requires NYS RN licensure and BLS certification.

Provide perioperative nursing care in an Ambulatory Surgery Department: monitor vitals and consciousness after anesthesia, observe for side effects, administer medications, perform dressing changes, collaborate with surgeons/anesthesiologists/physicians, educate patients and families on post-op care, and provide comfort during recovery. Schedule includes rotating weekends (11AM-7PM).

Provide trauma-informed nursing care to patients receiving medication-assisted treatment (MAT). Duties include patient assessment, medication administration, documentation, health education, medical coordination, and compliance with OTP and regulatory requirements.

Provides direct nursing care for assigned ED holding patients: assesses, plans, implements and evaluates care; documents assessments and treatments; collaborates with physicians and team members; assists with procedures; ensures patient safety, infection control, education, and discharge planning.

Directs 24/7 nursing department operations for the Emergency Department, managing staff, budgets, supply chain, quality (JCAHO), compliance, Kronos timekeeping, hiring/evaluations, patient and physician satisfaction, equipment maintenance, policy development, strategic planning, and staff development to ensure standards of care.

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.

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

Provides direct nursing care following hospital policies and nursing standards. Develops and implements individualized care plans, assesses and documents patient status, educates patients and families, collaborates with the care team, mentors colleagues, and performs point-of-care testing and other duties as assigned. Works in medical-surgical, surgery, ED, CSU, and MS/PEDS departments.

Provide nursing care using the nursing process for oncology patients on a 12-hour night shift. Collaborate with multidisciplinary teams, administer chemotherapy (preferred), monitor patient outcomes, and maintain documentation. Requires New York RN registration and BLS; oncology-specific certifications and med/surg experience preferred.

The Nurse RN I assists clients with health issues, executes physicians' orders, diagnoses health problems, and provides supportive care in a clinic environment.

Supervise and support a Nurse Care Management team, carry caseload as needed, ensure compliance with 29-i regulations, oversee member enrollment and records, provide training, coordinate audits, analyze data, and collaborate across programs to support children and families.

Provide nursing case management for expectant mothers: assess health status, coordinate inpatient/outpatient care, develop and monitor care plans, authorize services per plan provisions, identify cost-effective treatment alternatives, collaborate with providers and employers, and report outcomes to control costs and improve maternal health.

Manage daily operations of clinical services, supervise staff, coordinate patient care, ensure quality, and facilitate communication among teams. Oversee clinical support training and function as a clinical RN.

Provide perioperative nursing care in an ambulatory surgery setting: monitor vitals and anesthesia recovery, perform post-op tasks (medication, dressings), educate patients/families, and collaborate with surgeons, anesthesiologists and care team. Schedule includes 11AM–7PM with rotating weekends.

Provide direct nursing care to psychiatric patients on Psychiatry Hall 2, demonstrating core and primary care competencies for the population served. Full-time day shift (7:30 AM–3:30 PM). Psych experience preferred. Must be a graduate of an accredited nursing program, licensed in New York, and hold BLS certification.

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.

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.

Provide nursing care using the nursing process to plan, implement, direct, and evaluate patient care for optimal outcomes. Collaborate with multidisciplinary team on a med/surg unit caring for acute surgical patients. Work day 12-hour shifts; maintain BLS certification and follow unit policies.

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 to plan, implement, direct, and evaluate patient care. Scrub and circulate in major surgical cases, collaborate with interdisciplinary teams, maintain required certifications, and meet physical requirements. Work evening shifts with specified schedule and obtain TCAR within six months of hire.

Provide direct patient care using the nursing process on a telemetry unit, planning, implementing, and evaluating care. Collaborate with multidisciplinary teams, monitor cardiac/med-surg patients, and maintain required certifications. Day-shift 12-hour schedule with rotating weekends and holidays.

Provide perioperative nursing care: assess, plan, implement and evaluate patient care; assist physicians in procedures; maintain safety, infection control, documentation, and patient education; participate in unit performance improvement and committees.