Compassionate ER Nurse — Part-Time 2nd Shift

Baptist Health; Corbin (AL); On-site; USD 58,000 - 79,000; Part time

Benefits offered by this job

Health Insurance

Tuition Reimbursement up to 6000

Maternity/Paternity Leave

Bereavement Leave

PTO Sell Back

PTO Donation

Employee Support Fund

Retirement with Company Match

Identity Theft Protection

5 days PTO upon hire

Job summary

Baptist Health Corbin Emergency Department is a Level IV Trauma Designated unit with 28 beds, delivering around‑the‑clock care to diverse patients. The RN provides compassionate, evidence based nursing care, conducts assessments, coordinates care, and supports admissions, transfers and discharges while educating patients and families.

The role emphasizes professional nursing practice, empathy, and collaboration to maintain a healing, patient‑centered environment in the ED.

Qualifications

• Current RN licensure in Kentucky or work permit.
• Bachelor's or associate degree in nursing from an accredited program.
• Basic Life Support required within 30 days of hire.
• ACLS/PALS/NRP certification as required by department.

Responsibilities

• Provide compassionate, evidence‑based nursing care through assessment, treatment, care coordination, education, and individualized care planning.
• Support admissions, transfers, and discharges and participate in care coordination on the ED.
• Deliver direct patient care during shifts, ensuring patient and family education and safety.

Skills

Nursing assessment

Care coordination

Patient education

Discharge planning

Education

RN licensure in Kentucky

Bachelor's or Associate Degree in Nursing

Job description

Baptist Health Corbin Emergency Department is a Level IV Trauma Designated unit with 28 beds, delivering around‑the‑clock care to diverse patients. The RN provides compassionate, evidence based nursing care, conducts assessments, coordinates care, and supports admissions, transfers and discharges while educating patients and families.

The role emphasizes professional nursing practice, empathy, and collaboration to maintain a healing, patient‑centered environment in the ED.