Night-Shift RN: Clinical Coach & Care Coordinator

Jobtome; Denver (CO); On-site; USD 41,000 - 62,000; Full time

Job summary

Intermountain Health is seeking a Registered Nurse for the night shift in a hospital setting. You will assess and plan patient care, coordinate with a multidisciplinary team, educate patients and families, and document care with accuracy.

A BSN and active RN license are required, with BSN completion within four years if applicable, and at least one year in Emergency or Critical Care is preferred. Strong clinical judgment, prioritization, and teamwork are essential as you support patient outcomes

Qualifications

• Active RN license in state of practice.
• BSN required; BSN must be completed within four years of hire if applicable.
• Basic Life Support (BLS) certification for healthcare providers.
• Over 1 year of Emergency or Critical Care experience.

Responsibilities

• Assess patient conditions and collaboratively develop individualized care plans.
• Coordinate with house supervisors, charge nurses, unit leaders, and NPDs.
• Provide patient education and family involvement in care planning.
• Document care accurately and comply with regulatory standards.
• Demonstrate clinical reasoning, prioritization, and decision-making in emergencies.

Skills

Nursing assessment

Clinical judgement

Interdisciplinary collaboration

Time management

Documentation

Patient care coordination

Leadership

Education & training

Education

BSN

RN license

BLS certification

BSN within 4 years of hire

Emergency or Critical Care experience

Tools

Electronic health records

Job description

Intermountain Health is seeking a Registered Nurse for the night shift in a hospital setting. You will assess and plan patient care, coordinate with a multidisciplinary team, educate patients and families, and document care with accuracy.

A BSN and active RN license are required, with BSN completion within four years if applicable, and at least one year in Emergency or Critical Care is preferred. Strong clinical judgment, prioritization, and teamwork are essential as you support patient outcomes