ER Nurse - Night Shift, Critical Care & Impact

SSH South Shore Hospital, Inc.; United States; On-site; USD 54,000 - 116,000; Full time

Job summary

South Shore Health in Weymouth, MA is seeking a Night Shift Registered Nurse in the SSH Emergency Department. The role requires an active RN license, ACLS/BLS, and additional certifications.

The RN will provide individualized nursing care through assessment, planning, and documentation, with a focus on safety, patient-centered care, and timely discharge planning. Responsibilities include medication administration, care coordination, and interdepartmental collaboration to support patient

Qualifications

• RN license required per state regulations.
• ACLS, BLS, and other certifications may be required by SSH and department.
• Experience in acute care or emergency department settings preferred.

Responsibilities

• Administers medications and monitors patient responses.
• Performs clinical assessments and develops care plans.
• Documents procedures, medications, and patient progress per SSH policy.
• Ensures patient safety, infection control, and privacy compliance.
• Facilitates discharge planning and interdepartmental communication.
• Maintains professional development and compliance with hospital policies.
• Collaborates with family and care teams to ensure patient-centered care.
• Adapts to unit needs and participates in on-call/night shift coverage.

Education

RN - Registered Nurse

ACLS Certification

BLS Certification

NRP Certification

PALS Certification

TNCC Certification

TCAR Certification

Job description

South Shore Health in Weymouth, MA is seeking a Night Shift Registered Nurse in the SSH Emergency Department. The role requires an active RN license, ACLS/BLS, and additional certifications.

The RN will provide individualized nursing care through assessment, planning, and documentation, with a focus on safety, patient-centered care, and timely discharge planning. Responsibilities include medication administration, care coordination, and interdepartmental collaboration to support patient