PRN RN – Acute Care: Impactful Nursing in Neosho

Freeman Health System; Neosho (MO); Hybrid; USD 54,000 - 72,000; Part time

Benefits offered by this job

Health insurance

Vision insurance

Dental insurance

Employer retirement match

Wellness program

PTO/FTO

Extended disability pay

Learning Center access

Payroll deductions

Job summary

Freeman Health System in Neosho is seeking a PRN RN for the acute care unit. You will perform comprehensive assessments alongside the Medical Plan of Care, plan appropriate interventions, and continually evaluate care effectiveness to ensure safety and quality.

The role requires Missouri RN licensure (or compact-state license), and meeting specific certifications within set timelines (ACLS, BLS, ASLS, NIH Stroke Scale) with annual competency reviews.

Qualifications

• Current Missouri registered nurse license or compact-state RN license.
• If compact license, it must be in nurse's state of residence.
• If no hospital experience or it has been >5 years, pass PCO within 30 days.
• ACLS within 180 days.
• BLS within 30 days.
• ASLS within 180 days.
• NIH Stroke Scale Certification within 60 days.
• CPI within 180 days.
• RN competency annually by transcript due date.

Responsibilities

• Assess patients and families per plan of care; plan and implement interventions.
• Evaluate effectiveness and adjust care promptly for safe, effective care.
• Collaborate with medical team to ensure continuity of care.

Skills

Missouri RN license

Compact-state RN license

Education

Missouri RN license (or compact license)

ACLS within 180 days

BLS for Healthcare Providers within 30 days

ASLS - Advanced Stroke Life Support within 180 days

NIH Stroke Scale Certification within 60 days

Nonviolent Crisis Intervention Training (CPI) within 180 days

RN competency annually by transcript due date

Tools

None

Job description

Freeman Health System in Neosho is seeking a PRN RN for the acute care unit. You will perform comprehensive assessments alongside the Medical Plan of Care, plan appropriate interventions, and continually evaluate care effectiveness to ensure safety and quality.

The role requires Missouri RN licensure (or compact-state license), and meeting specific certifications within set timelines (ACLS, BLS, ASLS, NIH Stroke Scale) with annual competency reviews.