Registered Nurse - Rehab Night Shift, $10K Sign-On

Cardinal Hill Rehabilitation Hospital; Lexington (KY); On-site; USD 70,000 - 90,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Medical/Dental/Vision plans

Paid time off

Tuition reimbursement

401(k) matching

FSAs/HSAs

Stock purchase plan

Job summary

Cardinal Hill Rehabilitation Hospital seeks a skilled Registered Nurse to lead patient care in a dynamic rehab setting. You will supervise treatments, perform assessments, and tailor care plans to support patient recovery.

You will collaborate with physicians, therapists, and staff to ensure coordinated, high-quality care and provide direct patient care as needed. This role emphasizes compassionate communication with patients and families and continuous advancement in rehabilitation nursing.

Qualifications

• Nursing skills aligned with rehabilitation settings.
• Ability to assess and plan patient-focused care.
• Collaborative communication with multi-disciplinary teams.

Responsibilities

• Supervise care and treatments; lead patient assessments; tailor care plans; address patient concerns.
• Build relationships with patients and families to support recovery.
• Coordinate with departments to ensure integrated care and provide direct patient care when needed.
• Mentor and support team members in handling complex patient needs and inquiries.
• Celebrate patient milestones and progress throughout rehabilitation.

Skills

Patient care

Patient assessments

Care planning

Interdepartmental communication

Education

RN licensure

CPR certification

ACLS preferred

CRRN preferred

Job description

Cardinal Hill Rehabilitation Hospital seeks a skilled Registered Nurse to lead patient care in a dynamic rehab setting. You will supervise treatments, perform assessments, and tailor care plans to support patient recovery.

You will collaborate with physicians, therapists, and staff to ensure coordinated, high-quality care and provide direct patient care as needed. This role emphasizes compassionate communication with patients and families and continuous advancement in rehabilitation nursing.