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David Careers

PRN Registered Nurse

Posted 7 days ago

southern health partnersEagle (CO)
Registered NursesGeneral Medical and Surgical Hospitals

SENIORITY

Mid

SALARY

$40.00 - $45.00 Hourly

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About the role

PRN Registered NurseEagle, CO 81631
Overview: Salary Range $40.00 - $45.00 Hourly Position Type PRN Job Shift Days Education Level RN License Travel Percentage None Category Colorado
Description: Colorado Nurses — Want to Work When You Want? We're Hiring PRN RNs at Eagle County Jail! Work today. Get paid today. Live your life every day. Looking for a flexible nursing gig that respects your license and your lifestyle? Whether you're in the mountains, on the move, or managing your own schedule, Southern Health Partners has the PRN opportunity that works with your world.
Location: Eagle County Jail, CO Position: PRN RN (Registered Nurse)
Schedule: 10-Hour Day Shifts – You choose when!
Qualifications
What You'll Do:
  • Deliver high-quality care to a unique and diverse patient population
  • Administer meds, evaluate patient progress, and chart like a champ
  • Be ready for anything — emergency response, assessments, interventions
  • Follow treatment plans + work alongside providers
  • Stay sharp within your RN Scope of Practice
  • Why You'll Love It:
  • DailyPay Available – because nurses shouldn't have to wait for payday
  • Bi-Weekly Direct Deposit 401K Eligibility After 1 YearCE Hours + Tuition DiscountsEAP Services for Real Life StuffSafe, Secure Work Environment
  • Real Talk:
You became a nurse to make a difference — not to be boxed into a rigid schedule. SHP gives you freedom to pick up shifts that work for you, the respect you deserve, and the chance to grow your career on your terms. Whether you're picking up extra hours or dipping your toe back into the field — this is nursing with flexibility and purpose. Apply today & start making an impact — your way. Equal Opportunity Employer. All applicants subject to drug screening and facility clearance.

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