connectRN is an app created by a nurse, with nurses and aides’ needs in mind. Every day, connectRN helps thousands of nurses and aides find opportunities and share their stories with one another.
With connectRN, per diem means per diem. We’re here to offer you:
Control over your schedule.
Self-scheduled shifts.
No minimum shift requirements.
No holiday requirements.
No contract obligations.
Fast pay. Get your deposit the day after you work a shift with connectRN.
W2 Employee Protection
connectRN community. Share stories, ideas, and questions with a thriving community of your peers.
Pay and Compensation
You’ll earn a base hourly rate plus periodic bonuses ranging in amounts based on facility demand.
Additional compensation includes:
1.5X Holiday Pay
1.5X Overtime Pay
Facility Referral Bonus when a facility you referred to connectRN becomes a partner
Community Benefits
When you join connectRN, you become part of our community of clinicians, which comes with additional non-monetary benefits. These include:
Access to our online community, The Beat, where you can connect with clinicians near you, read reviews of local facilities, access exclusive rewards, and more!
connectRN branded scrubs so you can represent your new team.
Scholarships and discounted education programs to a variety of online universities.
Connector Rewards Program where you can cash in rewards points for cool products and more!
Job summary
The RN working in the emergency department will be working in a fast paced environment. The nurse will be able to plan and implement the care of the patient across all processes of the patient care spectrum while in the ED. Will need to have good communication skills and will be expected to collaborate with other departments in the hospital.
Requirements
Minimum of 2 years of RN experience, with the last year working in the ED setting
Active unencumbered state issued or multistate RN license (if applicable)
BLS (AHA or American Red Cross)
ACLS (AHA or American Red Cross)
PALS (AHA or American Red Cross)
NIHSS
TNCC
CPI