Night-Shift LTC RN: 13-Week Contract, $60/hr

Interim HealthCare - Indianapolis, IN; Seymour (IN); On-site; USD 68,000 - 97,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Competitive pay

13-week contract

Night shift roles

CEUs and online training

Tuition discounts Rasmussen University

Bonus opportunities

Job summary

Interim HealthCare Staffing in Seymour, Indiana is seeking Long Term Care (LTC) Registered Nurses for 13-week night-shift contracts at a local facility. Earn $60/hr with flexible scheduling, plus professional development opportunities and tuition discounts through Rasmussen University.

Roles involve coordinating care plans, monitoring patient progress, and collaborating with physicians, therapists, and social workers.

Qualifications

• Indiana RN license required.
• At least 2 years LTC experience.
• Ability to work well in a team.
• Remain calm under pressure.
• Proficient at taking vital signs and administering medications.
• Active BLS and facility-specific compliance as required.

Responsibilities

• Develop and coordinate individualized LTC care plans for residents.
• Assess patient conditions and monitor progress.
• Collaborate with physicians, therapists, and social workers.
• Advocate for patients and ensure effective communication among care teams.
• Ensure accurate documentation and regulatory compliance.
• Coordinate discharge planning and transitions.
• Educate patients and families on care and health management.
• Support quality improvement and staff education initiatives.

Skills

Active RN license

LTC experience

Team player

Calm under pressure

Vital signs proficiency

Documentation & compliance

Education

Active RN license in Indiana

Job description

Interim HealthCare Staffing in Seymour, Indiana is seeking Long Term Care (LTC) Registered Nurses for 13-week night-shift contracts at a local facility. Earn $60/hr with flexible scheduling, plus professional development opportunities and tuition discounts through Rasmussen University.

Roles involve coordinating care plans, monitoring patient progress, and collaborating with physicians, therapists, and social workers.