Wound Care RN

What you'll actually do

Saint Luke's Float Pool needs an experienced wound care nurse to fill a role that moves between four metro locations in Kansas City, MO. No weekends. No holidays. Just consistent weekday hours.

You'll function independently and use the nursing process to guide your work. Coordinate care for a group of patients alongside the Multidisciplinary Team. Delegate tasks the right way. Identify hospital resources when someone needs them. Serve as a clinical resource for newer employees. And you'll show positive leadership ; formal or informal ; within the unit or department.

This is a Tier 3 position, which means you'll work across four Saint Luke's hospital entities in the metro area.

Schedule

40 hours per week. Day shift, 8:00 AM to 4:30 PM. Monday through Friday. That's it. No weekends, no holidays.

What you need

• 2 years of applicable nursing experience
• Current Basic Life Support certification from the American Heart Association or Red Cross
• Registered Nurse license in Kansas (through NURSYS)
• Registered Nurse license in Missouri (through NURSYS)
• A Bachelor's Degree
• Real wound care experience ; we're not looking for someone who just wants to learn it
• Flexibility and organization. You'll float between facilities, so comfort with change and different environments matters.

Why this role is different

Most wound care jobs come with weekend and holiday rotations. This one doesn't. You get a predictable weekday schedule, the variety of floating between four locations, and the backing of Saint Luke's ; the only faith based, nonprofit, locally owned health system in Kansas City.

Benefits

Saint Luke's offers a full benefits package. Specific details on health plans, retirement, paid time off, and other offerings get discussed during the interview process. This is a full time, day shift position in the United States of America.

How to apply

Submit your application through the Saint Luke's Hospital of Kansas City careers portal. Include your resume and any relevant certifications. Make sure your licenses for both Kansas and Missouri are current.