RN Correctional Facility Nurse
alliance servicesOregon (WI)
About the role
Opportunity: RN - Correctional Facility Nurse
Job Details:
- Work three 12-hour shifts per week between 7:00 AM and 11:00 PM13-week assignment
- Every other weekend required
- Holidays as needed1098D & N certification required at time of submittalCPR certification required at time of submittal
- Requested time off must be submitted on supplemental sheet or it will not be honored
Facility:
This correctional facility provides healthcare services to an incarcerated population, requiring nursing staff to deliver medical care within a secure institutional environment. The facility maintains a structured and regulated setting where healthcare professionals work alongside correctional staff to ensure the health and safety of the patient population. Nurses in this setting are expected to handle a wide range of medical needs while adhering to the specific protocols and security requirements of a correctional institution.
Location:
Oregon, WIOregon, Wisconsin is a welcoming small town located just south of Madison, offering residents a peaceful community atmosphere with easy access to the vibrant amenities, dining, and entertainment of a major city. The area features beautiful Wisconsin scenery, outdoor recreation opportunities, and a strong sense of community that makes it an attractive destination for healthcare professionals seeking a balanced lifestyle.
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