Night Shift Nurse Leader — Vent/Tracheostomy Unit

Park-Place-Transitional-Care-and-Rehabilitatio; Great Falls (MT); On-site; USD 58,000 - 76,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Hiring bonus for new managers

Leadership role with DON support

Ventilator/trach unit experience

Job summary

Park Place Transitional Care & Rehab in Great Falls, MT, seeks an experienced RN for the night shift nurse manager role to keep the building running smoothly. You’ll supervise charge nurses, CNAs and med techs across all units on a 6p–6a schedule in a state‑of‑the‑art, ventilator/trach capable unit.

The ideal candidate is an RN licensed in Montana (or compact) with 2+ years in skilled nursing or long‑term care, strong leadership, and solid communication with families and physicians.

Qualifications

• RN license in Montana or compact state is required.
• 2+ years of skilled nursing or long-term care experience, including charge nurse or supervisor.
• Calm, confident leadership and clear communication with staff, families and physicians.
• Current BLS; ventilator or trach experience is a plus, not required.
• Available for night 12-hour shifts.

Responsibilities

• Serve as the nurse manager on duty for the whole building overnight, 6p-6a.
• Lead and support charge nurses, supervisors, CNAs and med techs across every unit.
• Manage night staffing: fill call-offs, adjust assignments and approve overtime as needed.
• Communicate with on-call physicians and keep families informed of changes overnight.
• Respond to incidents, emergencies and concerns and elevate to the DON or administrator when needed.
• Round on every unit and audit documentation, orders and supplies.
• Give a clear shift report to the day team at 6a.

Skills

Leadership

Staff supervision

Communication

BLS

Education

RN license in Montana or compact state

Job description

Park Place Transitional Care & Rehab in Great Falls, MT, seeks an experienced RN for the night shift nurse manager role to keep the building running smoothly. You’ll supervise charge nurses, CNAs and med techs across all units on a 6p–6a schedule in a state‑of‑the‑art, ventilator/trach capable unit.

The ideal candidate is an RN licensed in Montana (or compact) with 2+ years in skilled nursing or long‑term care, strong leadership, and solid communication with families and physicians.