Registered Nurse - Cardiac Neuro

  • Evansville, United States
  • On-site
  • Full-time
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Be Part of a New Specialty Unit from the Ground Up 

The Midtown Cardiac Neuro Unit is one of Deaconess Midtown's newest specialty care units, bringing advanced cardiac, neurological, and stepdown care together in a unique 19-bed environment. Nurses joining this team have the rare opportunity to help shape a growing unit while caring for a diverse patient population that includes stroke, cardiac, sepsis, complex medical-surgical, and ICU stepdown patients. 

With 8 dedicated stepdown beds, this unit offers exposure to advanced cardiac rhythms, bedside cardioversions, titratable medication drips, NIH Stroke Scale assessments, and higher-acuity patient care. Whether you're an experienced nurse looking for a new challenge or a nurse eager to grow your skills, you'll be supported by a structured orientation program, engaged leadership team, and a culture built on teamwork and shared governance. 

This isn't just another nursing position—it's a chance to be part of a new specialty service line that's helping shape the future of care at Midtown. 

Join the team that's building something new and redefining cardiac and neuro care at Deaconess Midtown. 

Requirements 

  • Active Indiana RN license or valid compact RN license 

Schedule: Full-Time | Weekend Option Nights | 36 Hours Per Week 

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Deaconess Health System is a health system based in Evansville, Indiana, with hospitals, clinics and urgent care centers across southwestern Indiana, western Kentucky and southeastern Illinois.