Night Shift Oncology RN — Autonomy & Impact

Trinity Health Mid-Atlantic; United States; On-site; USD 103,584,000 - 171,781,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Medical, Dental, Prescription Drug, &/

Vision Coverage

Job summary

Saint Francis Hospital in Connecticut seeks an experienced RN for a full-time night-shift position. The unit provides care to oncology inpatients and medical/surgical patients, with hospice and end-of-life services.

Join a collaborative, patient-centered team that utilizes nurse-driven protocols and adheres to Trinity Health’s mission. Responsibilities include delivering compassionate care, applying the nursing process, and serving as a resource while participating in shared decision-making.

Qualifications

• Education: Graduate of an accredited college or university affiliated nursing program. BSN graduate preferred.
• Licensure: Current Licensure as a Registered Nurse RN in Connecticut.
• Preferred Certification: BLS (AHA/ARC)

Responsibilities

• Be part of a collaborative, high-performing team.
• Actively participate in unit shared decision-making.
• Enjoy practice autonomy using nurse-driven protocols.
• Deliver compassionate, ethical, and respectful care aligned with Trinity Health’s mission and values.
• Apply the full nursing process (assess, diagnose, plan, implement, evaluate) to provide high-quality care.
• Serve as a resource for others and may take on expanded roles intermittently.

Skills

Compassionate care

Team collaboration

Nurse-driven protocols

Education

BSN preferred

Graduate of accredited nursing program

RN licensure in Connecticut

Tools

BLS (AHA/ARC)

Job description

Saint Francis Hospital in Connecticut seeks an experienced RN for a full-time night-shift position. The unit provides care to oncology inpatients and medical/surgical patients, with hospice and end-of-life services.

Join a collaborative, patient-centered team that utilizes nurse-driven protocols and adheres to Trinity Health’s mission. Responsibilities include delivering compassionate care, applying the nursing process, and serving as a resource while participating in shared decision-making.