Jobs at SAGE GROUP HEALTHCARE

Supports surgeons and nursing staff during surgical procedures, maintains sterile technique, collaborates with the surgical team, prepares required equipment, identifies breaks in asepsis, and operates specialty surgical, electrosurgical, diagnostic, video, and disposable equipment. The role requires orthopedic experience, current CPR certification, and OR Surgical Technician certification. Schedule is four 10-hour shifts weekly with equitable call and possible holiday coverage.

Provide emergency nursing care to infant and adult patients, including ED holds, in a fast-paced Level 1 Trauma Center. Work 12-hour night shifts from 7 p.m. to 7 a.m. Required qualifications include an active Ohio RN license, AHA ACLS, PALS, and BLS certifications, plus Epic experience. BSN and TNCC are preferred.

Provide direct patient care as an operating room RN on day shifts, with intraoperative or circulating experience. Work four 10-hour or five 8-hour shifts, take call as needed, and work alternating weekends plus required holidays. Maintain nursing standards, respond to emergencies, collaborate with the care team, use technology appropriately, and apply critical-thinking, analytical, time-management, and communication skills.

Provide nursing care to children and adolescents in an acute psychiatric unit. Duties include assessing patients, recording vital signs, administering injections, assisting with examinations and procedures, observing treatment responses, maintaining clinical areas, coordinating referrals and insurance authorizations, supporting physicians, and completing nursing documentation and unit-management activities. The role requires New York licensure, CPR certification, psych experience, weekend and holiday coverage, and 12-hour shifts.

Provides direct, individualized nursing care to critically ill ICU/CCU patients on overnight shifts. Responsibilities include assessing patients, developing and evaluating care plans, administering medications, monitoring vital signs and hemodynamic data, managing IVs, catheters, ventilators, and other life-support equipment, interpreting diagnostics, assisting physicians, educating patients and families, documenting care, and responding to emergencies.

Provides registered nursing care in an ICU on three 12-hour night shifts weekly for a 13-week assignment. Colorado RN licensure is required, with BLS required upon hire. ACLS must be obtained within three months, and PALS or ENPC within six months. Critical care nursing and telemetry experience, along with TNCC certification, are preferred.

Experienced CVOR Registered Nurse needed for a 13-week assignment in Glenwood Springs, Colorado. The nurse must scrub and circulate in high-volume cardiovascular operating room procedures, work four 10-hour shifts weekly, and meet guaranteed hours. Requirements include two years of CVOR experience, a current Colorado or compact RN license, and current American Heart Association BLS and ACLS certifications. Applicants must submit their license, certifications, resume, and skills sheet. The traveler’s permanent address must be at least 75 miles from the facility.

Provides direct and indirect psychiatric nursing care to adult, adolescent, and geriatric patients. Maintains a safe therapeutic environment, contributes to individualized treatment plans, documents care, collaborates with multidisciplinary teams, and applies trauma-informed behavioral health practices. The RN must float between units, take charge when needed, manage crises, use de-escalation techniques, delegate effectively, and communicate professionally. Full-time evening shifts include every other weekend.

Provides perioperative nursing care in an ASU/PACU setting during a 13-week assignment. Works four 9-hour daytime shifts weekly, totaling 36 guaranteed hours, with weekend call rotation. Requires at least two years of ASU/PACU or critical care experience and current BLS, ACLS, and PALS certifications.

Performs diagnostic radiographic examinations across body parts, applies radiation protection principles, maintains patient records, supports quality assurance, transfers patients, and follows department policies. Requires ARRT certification in radiography and CT/XR training. Must take call and report within 20 minutes, work 40 guaranteed hours weekly, and rotate shifts as needed.

Provides direct nursing care to women during labor, delivery, postpartum recovery, and newborn care. Responsibilities include assessing patients, monitoring labor, preparing for C-sections and inductions, administering medications, documenting care, supporting deliveries, educating patients, coordinating transfers, and maintaining infection-control standards. Works night shifts in a high-stress obstetric environment and may rotate shifts or care areas as staffing requires.

Provide registered nursing care in an 8-bed emergency department at a Level 4 Trauma Center. Work 7 p.m. to 7 a.m. shifts for 36 guaranteed hours weekly over a 13-week assignment. Emergency physicians are on site 24/7, with approximately 30 patients per day. Required certifications include TNCC, ACLS, PALS, and BLS.

Provides direct intensive care nursing for acutely ill patients, including assessment, care planning, treatment implementation, documentation, patient education, delegation, supervision, and care coordination. May serve as charge nurse and manage admissions, discharges, transfers, staffing coverage, and patient assignments. Requires critical thinking, crisis management, CPR capability, and adherence to safety and infection-control standards.

Provides direct nursing care for labor, delivery, postpartum, and neonatal patients in a Family Birthing Center. Assesses patient conditions, develops and implements care plans, monitors responses, assists physicians, supports emergencies, educates mothers on wellness, breastfeeding, and infant care, documents care, and collaborates with physicians, nurses, patients, and families.

Perform CT imaging procedures on night shifts, including patient positioning, exposure-factor selection, radiation protection, and image-quality assessment. Communicate clinical information with physicians, patients, families, nurses, and departmental staff. Work independently under pressure while supporting team operations, following hospital protocols, and delivering professional patient service. Requires competency in CT, anatomy, pathology, multitasking, prioritization, and effective communication in a fast-paced environment.

Provide registered nursing care in an emergency department for a 13-week assignment in Carlinville, Illinois. Work three 12-hour night shifts weekly from 7 p.m. to 7 a.m., with 36 guaranteed hours per week. Candidates must have at least one year of experience, an active RN state license, and Basic Life Support certification.

Provides emergency nursing care in a high-volume, 36-bed ED, including patient assessment, triage, rapid stabilization, medication administration, monitoring, diagnostic coordination, documentation, and patient education. Responds to trauma, cardiac, stroke, STEMI, pediatric, psychiatric, and other emergencies while collaborating with multidisciplinary teams and maintaining safety and infection-control standards.

Provide direct clinical care to surgical and trauma ICU patients on day or night shifts. The role requires a current Ohio RN license, American Heart Association BLS and ACLS certifications, and at least one year of trauma or surgical ICU experience. Nurses must safely perform patient-care activities, including standing, walking, bending, and lifting, pushing, or pulling up to 250 pounds with assistance.

Provides comprehensive nursing care on a geropsychiatric unit, including mental and physical assessments, medication administration, treatment planning, therapeutic activities, patient monitoring, documentation, multidisciplinary collaboration, and discharge planning.

Provides direct nursing care across pre-op, operating room circulation, and PACU. Responsibilities include patient assessments, documentation, surgical preparation, case circulation, patient recovery, transfers, education, infection control, instrument processing assistance, and rotating surgical call coverage. The role requires current Colorado RN licensure, ACLS certification, and the ability to work in stressful surgical-service environments.