Staff Nurse - RN - Neonatal Intensive Care Unit - PT - Night Shift

NewYork-Presbyterian Hospital

Manhattan, New York

You'll work in Women's Health, caring for mothers and babies from antenatal care through postpartum.

Eligibility: NICUNeonatologyWomen's Health

Posted Jul 23

Shift and hours: 12-⁠hour · nights This is a part time, 12 hour night shift position at NewYork-Presbyterian/The Allen Hospital.
Unit and setting: Neonatal Intensive Care Unit · Hospital Mothers and babies start their journey here with expert nurses at their side and the finest resources at their command.mothers and babies
License: RN licenseCurrent New York State RN license
Term: Permanent This is a part time, 12 hour night shift position at NewYork-Presbyterian/The Allen Hospital.Part time

Do you qualify?

License: Current New York State RN license Check your license
Certification: BCLS certification
Education: Bachelor's degree in nursing Bachelor’s Degree in Nursing

Preferred

Certification: Electronic Fetal Monitoring certification from NCC Electronic Fetal Monitoring certification from National Certification Corporation (NCC)
Certification: NRP certification NRP Certification
Experience: Level 3 experience Previous leval 3 experience

What it pays

Against similar roles: In range for New York Pediatrics rolesNew York Pediatrics postings that state pay run $84k/yr to $149k/yr, the middle half $98k/yr to $139k/yr, across 72 postings.
Pay reviews: Base pay recognizes your experience, education and licensure. include recognition for your experience, education, and licensure

Benefits

BenefitsComprehensive and competitive benefits for you and your family.Enjoy comprehensive and competitive benefits that support you and your family in every aspect of life.
BenefitsFlexible scheduling.enjoy flexible scheduling, shared clinical decision-making
Comprehensive and competitive benefits
Competitive base pay
Recognition for experience, education, and licensure
Opportunities for personal and professional growth

The role and schedule

Details: Must live within a commutable distance of NYP. Therefore, all employees should live within a commutable distance to NYP.
Details: No reimbursement for travel expenses. NYP will not reimburse for travel expenses.

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At NewYork-Presbyterian Hospital, Women's Health nurses have created a supportive, compassionate environment for all phases of ante- through postpartum care. With over 12,000 births annually, we're the experienced and caring team families count on for successful outcomes. Mothers and babies start their journey here with expert nurses at their side and the finest resources at their command. This is a part time, 12 hour night shift position at NewYork-Presbyterian/The Allen Hospital.

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In Manhattan, NY

Manhattan, NY

Living costs about 8% above the US average

Life in Manhattan, NY

NeighborhoodsNurses and working professionals evaluating Manhattan destinations frequently look at Upper West Side, Midtown West, and Hell's Kitchen for short subway or bike commutes, though these areas carry premium rents for smaller square footage. Further uptown, Inwood and East Harlem provide direct transit connections into central medical hubs with more balanced entry points. Those seeking more space often consider outer-borough neighborhoods such as Astoria and Long Island City in Queens, or Brooklyn enclaves like Brooklyn Heights, Cobble Hill, and Prospect Heights, which offer direct rail lines into Midtown while retaining distinct dining corridors and historic residential architecture.

Nurses and working professionals evaluating Manhattan destinations frequently look at Upper West Side, Midtown West, and Hell's Kitchen for short subway or bike commutes, though these areas carry premium rents for smaller square footage. Further uptown, Inwood and East Harlem provide direct transit connections into central medical hubs with more balanced entry points.

Those seeking more space often consider outer-borough neighborhoods such as Astoria and Long Island City in Queens, or Brooklyn enclaves like Brooklyn Heights, Cobble Hill, and Prospect Heights, which offer direct rail lines into Midtown while retaining distinct dining corridors and historic residential architecture.

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Getting aroundPublic transit serves as the lifeline for Manhattan commuters, with extensive MTA subway routes such as the A, C, N, Q, R, 2, and 3 trains linking residential neighborhoods across Manhattan, Brooklyn, and Queens to major commercial and medical corridors. Subways operate around the clock, while regional rail systems—including Metro-North into Grand Central Terminal, the Long Island Rail Road, and NJ Transit—carry suburban commuters from the Hudson Valley, Connecticut, Long Island, and New Jersey. Driving in Manhattan is hindered by intense rush-hour traffic, costly parking garages, and vehicle congestion pricing tolls enacted in early 2025 across the central district.

Public transit serves as the lifeline for Manhattan commuters, with extensive MTA subway routes such as the A, C, N, Q, R, 2, and 3 trains linking residential neighborhoods across Manhattan, Brooklyn, and Queens to major commercial and medical corridors. Subways operate around the clock, while regional rail systems—including Metro-North into Grand Central Terminal, the Long Island Rail Road, and NJ Transit—carry suburban commuters from the Hudson Valley, Connecticut, Long Island, and New Jersey.

Driving in Manhattan is hindered by intense rush-hour traffic, costly parking garages, and vehicle congestion pricing tolls enacted in early 2025 across the central district.

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OutdoorsGreen spaces and waterfront parks offer crucial respites from Manhattan's dense urban grid. Central Park provides expansive lawns, running paths, and recreation like pickleball at Wollman Rink, while elevated parks such as the High Line and Little Island offer landscaped walks along the Hudson River. For day excursions away from street traffic, Governors Island and Brooklyn's Prospect Park supply open green fields, tree canopies, and panoramic skyline vistas.

Green spaces and waterfront parks offer crucial respites from Manhattan's dense urban grid. Central Park provides expansive lawns, running paths, and recreation like pickleball at Wollman Rink, while elevated parks such as the High Line and Little Island offer landscaped walks along the Hudson River.

For day excursions away from street traffic, Governors Island and Brooklyn's Prospect Park supply open green fields, tree canopies, and panoramic skyline vistas.

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Moving to Manhattan places nurses at the energetic epicenter of an unrivaled 24/7 metropolis, offering instant walkability and immediate access to top medical institutions. Daily life here revolves around the MTA subway network, where lines like the A, C, 2, and 3 make car ownership unnecessary while whisking commuters between Manhattan hospitals and residential pockets across the West Village, Inwood, and outer-borough hubs like Astoria or Brooklyn Heights. Shift workers benefit from round-the-clock diners such as Veselka, world-class arts at MoMA, and Broadway theater, balanced by outdoor escapes along the High Line, Little Island, and Central Park. However, relocating healthcare professionals must navigate substantial tradeoffs: housing space is compact, competition for apartments is steep, and harsh winters demand preparation. Purging excess belongings before arrival and carefully balancing commute tolerance against square footage will help you settle successfully into this vibrant urban landscape.

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