NICU Nurse IV Lead — Neonatal ICU Team Leader (Night)
UNC Health Care
Raleigh (NC)
On-site
USD 52,527 - 80,231
Full time
14 days+
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Benefits offered by this job
Up to $20,000 commitment incentive
Up to $25,000 tuition loan forgiveness
Relocation assistance up to $10,000
Employee referral program
Job summary
A healthcare system in North Carolina is seeking a Clinical Nurse IV / NICU Team Leader. This full-time position involves a blend of advanced clinical practice and leadership in a Level IV Neonatal Intensive Care Unit. Candidates should have strong clinical judgment, effective communication skills, and a passion for compassionate, family-centered care. Expect to provide high-quality care while mentoring nurses and leading unit initiatives. This role offers competitive compensation and relocation assistance, along with opportunities for professional growth.
Qualifications
2-5 years of NICU experience preferred.
NC RN Licensure required.
Professional certification relevant to the practice area is required.
Responsibilities
Provide high-quality, evidence-based care to critically ill neonates.
Serve as Charge Nurse, coordinating daily operations.
Precept and mentor new nurses.
Skills
Strong clinical judgment
Effective communication
Critical thinking
Compassionate care
Education
Bachelor's degree (BSN)
Graduate of Accredited Nursing Program
Job description
A healthcare system in North Carolina is seeking a Clinical Nurse IV / NICU Team Leader. This full-time position involves a blend of advanced clinical practice and leadership in a Level IV Neonatal Intensive Care Unit. Candidates should have strong clinical judgment, effective communication skills, and a passion for compassionate, family-centered care. Expect to provide high-quality care while mentoring nurses and leading unit initiatives. This role offers competitive compensation and relocation assistance, along with opportunities for professional growth.