Job Description:

Join a vibrant Observation Unit in Omaha for a 13-week contract as a registered nurse specializing in acute care evaluation and treatment. This role offers a chance to work closely with patients experiencing a range of conditions, from chest pain and asthma to minor infections, in a setting that balances clinical responsibility with a supportive team environment. You’ll be managing IV antibiotics, fluids, insulin drips, and blood pressure medications, all while floating within scope to support various units as needed. Expect 12-hour night shifts, with a schedule that provides a robust experience at the highest level of hospital care, in a facility renowned for its advanced treatments and research. Be prepared to wear Steele gray scrubs with pride, and enjoy the camaraderie of a dedicated healthcare team in a facility that truly values its nursing staff.

Weather:

Around this time of year, Omaha typically experiences mild, comfortable weather with generally clear skies and moderate temperatures. It’s a time when you can enjoy the changing seasons with pleasant days perfect for exploring the city after shifts.

Fun Things To Do:

• Henry Doorly Zoo: Spend the day exploring one of the top zoological parks in the country, featuring incredible indoor and outdoor exhibits.
• Louisville & Omaha Riverfront: Take a relaxing stroll along the Missouri River, enjoying scenic views and local cafes.
• Boyhood Home of Malcolm X (Day Trip): Visit this historic site in North Omaha to learn about the life and legacy of Malcolm X.
• Boysen State Park (Day Trip): A scenic day trip to this nearby park offers boating, fishing, and hiking amid stunning natural landscapes.
• Strategic Air Command & Space Museum: Discover aircraft and space exhibits that highlight aviation history, just a short drive from Omaha.

Job Specifics:

Location: Omaha, Nebraska
Shift: 12-hour nights
Duration: 13 weeks, approximately 36 hours per week
Note: RTO restrictions apply; up to two weeks off may be requested, with prior approval. Weekend shifts are 4 out of 8 possible every four weeks, covering Friday and Saturday nights or Saturday and Sunday days. Holiday requirements include working two of the major winter holidays. Candidates must have at least two years of recent experience in a large, urban hospital and be comfortable with EPIC charting. Licensing pending applicants are accepted, but those without active licenses in hand will be booked six weeks out. Parking options include permits or daily rates, and scrubs are mandatory, with Nebraska Medicine-branded attire provided upon confirmation.

• Medical Insurance
• Dental Insurance
• Vision Insurance
• Life Insurance
• Voluntary Benefits including life insurance, accident, etc.
• Referral Program
• Housing Options
• Continuing Education Program
• 401(k)
• License and Certificate Reimbursement
• Paid Bereavement Leave