Float RN – Night Shift with $10k Sign-On Bonus

Lexington Medical Center; Columbia (SC); On-site; USD 64,000 - 88,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Day One medical, dental and life

FSAs

403(b) match on day one

Employer paid life insurance

Supplemental life insurance

Adoption assistance

Short/long term disability after 90d

Student loan forgiveness

Job summary

Lexington Health nurses utilize the nursing process to promote and restore patients' health status, collaborating with physicians and a multidisciplinary team. They provide physical and psychological support to patients, families and significant others, while supervising assigned staff and ensuring care aligns with standards of nursing practice.

The role emphasizes patient education, ethical decision making, confidentiality, and safe, high‑quality care.

Qualifications

• Minimum Education: ADN, Diploma or Bachelors of Science in Nursing.
• New graduate RN’s who acquire their generic RN education through an online program will not meet LMC minimum qualifications.
• Required Certifications/Licensure: Current RN license to practice in the State of South Carolina.

Responsibilities

• Uses nursing process to promote and restore patient health and collaborates with physicians and multidisciplinary teams.
• Provides education to patient and family to support self-care and medications understanding.
• Maintains patient confidentiality and documents care activities accurately and timely.
• Promotes safe patient care through infection control, safety procedures and adherence to standards.
• Supervises assigned team members and supports ongoing professional development.

Skills

Nursing process

Critical thinking

Team collaboration

Patient advocacy

Documentation

Infection control

Education

RN licensure (SC)

BSN preferred

Job description

Lexington Health nurses utilize the nursing process to promote and restore patients' health status, collaborating with physicians and a multidisciplinary team. They provide physical and psychological support to patients, families and significant others, while supervising assigned staff and ensuring care aligns with standards of nursing practice.

The role emphasizes patient education, ethical decision making, confidentiality, and safe, high‑quality care.