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Grant Regional Health Center in Lancaster, WI is seeking an experienced Registered Nurse for Nights to join the MS-OB-ER team. This full-time, .9 FTE role offers 36 hours per week with shifts 5:45 p.m. – 6:15 a.m., every third weekend and holiday.
The RN provides leadership, conducts age-specific assessments, develops care plans, coordinates patient care, and mentors staff. The role requires current WI RN license and BLS; ACLS and EKG within first year; NRP and fetal monitoring preferred.
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Full Time Registered Nurse Lancaster, WI, US 1 Attachments
2 days ago Requisition ID: 1745
TITLE:Registered Nurse – NightsDEPARTMENT:MS-OB-ER
POSITION STATUS/HOURS:Full-time position .9 FTE (36 hours per week) nights position. Shifts are 5:45 p.m. – 6:15 a.m. with every third weekend and every third holiday rotation.
JOB SUMMARY:The Registered Nurse (RN) is a professional who provides leadership and direction to the patient care team. The RN performs patient age-specific physical, psychological, and social assessments, formulates a nursing diagnosis, and then develops a plan of care, which includes individualized treatment strategies. The RN manages, organizes, and provides direct patient care incorporating clinical decision making and prioritization of activities. Education of patient’s family and other health care team members is provided by the RN, incorporating health maintenance, disease process, and discharge planning. The RN organizes, within the specified work period, those aspects of care for which he/she is accountable, and coordinates client care with other health team members. Furthermore, the RN is responsible for supervision of other staff, such as nursing assistants and licensed practical nurses.
DUTIES INCLUDE (NOT EXHAUSTIVE LIST):Posted 8/27/2026
MS-ER-OB RN .9 Nights external internal 8-27-26.docx