Event RN: On-Site Medical Support & Rapid Care

Saint Luke's North Hospital; Kansas City (KS); On-site; USD 39,000 - 58,000; Part time

Job summary

Saint Luke's North Hospital is seeking a licensed nurse (RN) to provide on-site medical coverage for events in Kansas City. This PRN role requires responding to medical needs, staffing medical stations, and delivering care within licensure scope.

Strong communication, critical thinking, and calm performance in high-stress settings are essential. Shifts are typically evenings and weekends, with ongoing training and readiness for event operations.

Qualifications

• Active Kansas licensure or certification in one of the following: RN.
• Current BLS certification (ACLS or higher preferred).
• Associate degree required or equivalent.

Responsibilities

• Respond promptly and professionally to medical needs of event attendees.
• Staff designated first-aid and medical stations throughout the venue.
• Provide basic to advanced medical assessment and intervention within scope of licensure.
• Accurately document patient encounters and care provided using approved tools.
• Communicate effectively with the on-site Command staff and event operations team.
• Follow venue medical protocols, incident response procedures, and escalation pathways.
• Maintain situational awareness of crowd conditions, safety risks, and environmental factors.
• Participate in pre-event briefings and post-event wrap-up as required.
• Represent the organization and Sporting KC program in a professional, patient-centered manner.

Skills

Communication skills

Critical thinking

Situational judgment

Work independently

Education

RN license (Kansas)

BLS certification

Associate degree

Job description

Saint Luke's North Hospital is seeking a licensed nurse (RN) to provide on-site medical coverage for events in Kansas City. This PRN role requires responding to medical needs, staffing medical stations, and delivering care within licensure scope.

Strong communication, critical thinking, and calm performance in high-stress settings are essential. Shifts are typically evenings and weekends, with ongoing training and readiness for event operations.