RN Jobs

Is nursing your calling? Do you want flexible options to choose where and how you dedicate yourself to patient care? Elite365 gives you the support and tools to excel in the right RN job to match your career goals.

Types of Registered Nurse Jobs

This is a snapshot of the types of RN roles Elite365 helps fill:

Contract, contract-to-hire

Contract RN jobs offer the flexibility of full-time employment over a shorter, temporary work commitment of weeks or months. It’s an opportunity to earn extra money and learn additional skills on your terms.

Contract-to-hire RN jobs take the pressure off making a permanent commitment upfront, especially if you’re unsure of your long-term situation, but leave the door open to becoming a direct, full-time hire down the line.

Full-time, part-time, weekends

If you’re looking for a more permanent tenure and consistent employment within the same healthcare system or geographic location, flexible full-time, part-time, or weekend CNA positions would be a good fit for your schedule and your employment goals.

We recruit specialized, experienced RNs.

We recruit registered nurses who are fully licensed, and have at least three years of on-the-job experience in one of these specializations:

Operating Room (OR)
Emergency Room (ER)
Intensive Care Unit (ICU)
Pediatric (PEDS)
Advanced Practice (AP)
Neonatal Intensive Care Unit (NICU)
Telemetry (Tele)

Labor and Delivery Room (LDR)
Cardiovascular Operating Room (CVOR)
Med-Surg (MS)
Post-Anesthesia Care Unit (PACU)
Psychiatric (Psych)
Endoscopy (Endo)
Clinic (CLIN)

Job outlook for registered nurses

With the increasing need for patient care, RN skills are in high demand.

The job outlook and growth trajectory for RNs in the U.S. is positive, with the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics predicting 6% growth from 2021 to 2031 (an average of 203,200 new job openings each year). If you’re looking for a job with the potential for job security in the midst of economic uncertainty, an RN career is a great option.

job openings for RNs each year.

U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics

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Next-level support from Elite365

Our goal is to provide nurses and healthcare professionals with the support they need to make a positive impact in patient lives.

Our RNs get industry-leading benefits and pay, with support from a dedicated Clinical Nurse Advocate Team.

Our integrated onboarding platform simplifies nurse engagement, accelerating and optimizing placements.

Our RNs benefit from tuition reimbursement, training, and other ways to advance their skills and maintain certifications.

Steps to an RN agency job with Elite365

01.

Apply to be an Elite365 RN.

Take 15 minutes to complete this one-time registration.

02.

Get placed, get to work.

Work with our expert, national recruiting team to find the right jobs for you.

03.

Grow your RN career.

Gain new skills and experience by trying a variety of opportunities.

04.

Embrace the care you deserve.

Enjoy the flexibility, care, and non-stop career support of Elite365.

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Registered Nurse Jobs FAQs

What is a typical job description for a registered nurse?

An RN is responsible for care coordination, education, and family support. No day is the same, but every day can be rewarding–whether focused on direct patient care, or the nuances of managing patient care.

Typical job duties include:
<ul><li>Educating patients and their family about their condition</li><li>Conducting patient assessments and monitoring vital signs</li><li>Educating the public about illnesses and health concerns</li><li>Conducting medical tests and communicating with doctors</li><li>Creating patient care plans and assisting with procedures</li></ul>

What are the benefits of being an RN?

RN job benefits include:

<ul><li>Flexible schedule</li><li>Rewarding career path</li><li>Earning potential</li><li>Job security</li><li>Opportunity for advancement</li></ul>

What degree is required to become an RN?

RNs are required to have an associate degree in nursing (ADN) at a minimum, but may find other degrees like a Bachelor of Science in Nursing (BSN) helpful along the career path depending on the level of earnings and responsibility desired.

How much does a registered nurse get paid?

The median yearly salary for a registered nurse is $77,600 according to the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics

Who can I contact with additional questions?

We love hearing from interested RNs and answering questions. Call us at 855-478-4004, select option 4 for Recruiting. Our responsive team will get back to you in no time.