RN — Evening/Night, 36-Hour Week with Growth & Benefits

State of Nebraska; Lincoln (NE); On-site; USD 70,000 - 77,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Health insurance

Retirement plans

Paid time off

Career growth opportunities

Job summary

The State of Nebraska’s Lincoln Regional Center is hiring a Registered Nurse (RN) for full-time evening/night shifts, 36 hours per week, 7pm–7am. Starting pay is $51.336/hour plus a $3.00/hour facility differential and shift differentials up to $2.50/hour for eligible new hires.

This role emphasizes patient-centered care, clinical excellence, teamwork with doctors and other nurses, and ongoing professional development. Orientation and shadowing are required before independent scheduling.

Qualifications

• Current license to practice as a Registered Nurse in Nebraska or authority via the Nurse Licensure Compact
• Consideration given to applicants within 90 days of completing RN program/licensure
• Must be at least 19 years old and attend 3 weeks of orientation
• Must be able to push/pull and lift up to 60 lbs; valid driver’s license or reliable transportation

Responsibilities

• Deliver compassionate, person-centered patient care.
• Apply clinical expertise in a fast-paced environment with diverse patients.
• Collaborate with doctors, specialists, and other nurses for comprehensive care.
• Pursue ongoing education and professional development.
• Show leadership and support Mental Health Specialist teammates.

Skills

Patient care

Team collaboration

Communication

Adaptability

Empathy

Education

RN license Nebraska

Job description

The State of Nebraska’s Lincoln Regional Center is hiring a Registered Nurse (RN) for full-time evening/night shifts, 36 hours per week, 7pm–7am. Starting pay is $51.336/hour plus a $3.00/hour facility differential and shift differentials up to $2.50/hour for eligible new hires.

This role emphasizes patient-centered care, clinical excellence, teamwork with doctors and other nurses, and ongoing professional development. Orientation and shadowing are required before independent scheduling.