We are seeking an experienced Registered Nurse (RN) for a Medical, Telemetry, and Progressive Care Unit (PCU) Float position. This role comes through Millennium Software Incorporated, a staffing partner, so ask which facility you would land in.
Posted Sep 17
Shift and hours
Night shift, 7:00 PM to 7:30 AM · 3x12-hour shifts Shift: Night Shift | 7:00 PM-7:30 AM Schedule: 3×12-hour shifts36 hours a week
Unit and setting
Stepdown · Hospital
License
RN license Current Michigan RN licenseMichigan RN license
Overtime is billable after 48 hoursOvertime is billable after 48 hours.
The role and schedule
Charting
Cerner
Day to day
Provide safe, compassionate, and high-quality patient careProvide safe, compassionate, and high-quality patient care.
Day to day
Utilize nursing process for assessment, planning, implementation, and evaluationUtilize the nursing process for assessment, planning, implementation, and evaluation.
Day to day
Coordinate, delegate, supervise, and document patient careCoordinate, delegate, supervise, and document patient care.
Day to day
Communicate pertinent patient and family information to healthcare teamCommunicate pertinent patient and family information to the healthcare team.
Day to day
Develop and implement effective nursing care plansDevelop and implement effective nursing care plans.
Day to day
Identify variances from patient goals and participate in implementing solutionsIdentify variances from patient goals and participate in implementing appropriate solutions.
Day to day
Provide patient and family education and supportProvide patient and family education and support.
Floating
Float between Medical, Telemetry, Progressive Care, and ED holds as neededFloat between Medical, Telemetry, Progressive Care, and ED holds as needed.
Details
Up to 1 week of requested time off acceptedUp to 1 week of RTO will be accepted.
Details
In person work locationWork Location: In person
The workplaceFrom Medicare Care Compare, Sep 2026.
Location: Henry Ford Health System – Ascension Providence Rochester
Address: 1101 W University Dr, Rochester, MI
Job Type: 3-Month Contract
Pay Rate: $55–$60/hr
Shift: Night Shift | 7:00 PM–7:30 AM
Schedule
3×12-hour shifts
Position Overview
We are seeking an experienced Registered Nurse (RN) for a Medical, Telemetry, and Progressive Care Unit (PCU) Float position. The RN may also float to care for ED holds as needed.
Required Qualifications
Minimum 2 years of RN experience
Telemetry experience required
Minimum 1 year of Cerner experience
Experience in Medical, Telemetry, Progressive Care, or Step-Down settings
Current Michigan RN license
BLS and ACLS certifications
Strong clinical assessment, critical-thinking, and analytical skills
Excellent communication and patient-care skills
Key Responsibilities
Provide safe, compassionate, and high-quality patient care.
Utilize the nursing process for assessment, planning, implementation, and evaluation.
Coordinate, delegate, supervise, and document patient care.
Communicate pertinent patient and family information to the healthcare team.
Develop and implement effective nursing care plans.
Identify variances from patient goals and participate in implementing appropriate solutions.
Provide patient and family education and support.
Float between Medical, Telemetry, Progressive Care, and ED holds as needed.
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Residential options in the Rochester area span from walkable downtown streets to planned subdivisions across Rochester Hills. Buyers and renters look at established townhouses in Woodrove or expansive estates in Clear Creek, alongside widespread neighborhoods featuring ranches, colonials, and modern traditional single-family layouts.
Downtown Rochester provides immediate proximity to boutique retail, dining, and local events, while surrounding Rochester Hills neighborhoods offer larger lot sizes and easy access to community parks.
Getting around+Commutes depend heavily on whether travel is local or south toward Detroit. Local healthcare workers traveling to Rochester Hospital or nearby facilities benefit from shorter surface-street trips, with Michigan 59 serving as the primary east-west arterial corridor and South Rochester Road functioning as the core retail and north-south conduit. However, residents note that navigating regional commutes into downtown Detroit or southern job centers can become congested and frustrating, with limited bypass options making traffic on main arteries sluggish during peak travel windows.
Commutes depend heavily on whether travel is local or south toward Detroit. Local healthcare workers traveling to Rochester Hospital or nearby facilities benefit from shorter surface-street trips, with Michigan 59 serving as the primary east-west arterial corridor and South Rochester Road functioning as the core retail and north-south conduit.
However, residents note that navigating regional commutes into downtown Detroit or southern job centers can become congested and frustrating, with limited bypass options making traffic on main arteries sluggish during peak travel windows.
Outdoors+Outdoor amenities are a centerpiece of local life, anchored by Paint Creek Trail, an eight-plus mile converted rail corridor recognized as Michigan's first non-motorized trail. Residents frequent nearby Stoney Creek Metropark, the trails and natural terrain of Dinosaur Hill Nature Preserve, and Yates Cider Mill for riverfront walking. Within Rochester Hills, public outdoor infrastructure includes the sprawling sports fields of Bloomer or Borden Park, as well as Spencer Park, which features Carter Lake.
Outdoor amenities are a centerpiece of local life, anchored by Paint Creek Trail, an eight-plus mile converted rail corridor recognized as Michigan's first non-motorized trail. Residents frequent nearby Stoney Creek Metropark, the trails and natural terrain of Dinosaur Hill Nature Preserve, and Yates Cider Mill for riverfront walking.
Within Rochester Hills, public outdoor infrastructure includes the sprawling sports fields of Bloomer or Borden Park, as well as Spencer Park, which features Carter Lake.
Check the commute at your shift’s start and end, upfront housing costs, and whether moving assistance must be repaid if you leave.
Living in Rochester
Rochester and Rochester Hills present a polished suburban setting that combines historic small-town charm with robust municipal infrastructure in northern Oakland County. For healthcare workers relocating to the area, daily convenience is anchored by local employment hubs like Rochester Hospital and nearby medical complexes, which insulate residents from the grueling freeway commutes required to reach central Detroit. When not on shift, life centers around a vibrant, walkable downtown lined with independent shops and dining spots like PARK 600, or outdoor excursions along the linear Paint Creek Trail, Stoney Creek Metropark, and Spencer Park. Residential neighborhoods feature townhomes in communities like Woodrove, family ranches, and traditional colonials set within the highly rated Rochester Community School District. Safety ratings are strong and neighborhood parks abound. Trade-offs include reliance on personal vehicles, notable winter snowfalls that stress roads, and steep regional vehicle insurance rates, but the balance of safe suburban living, green spaces, and community cohesion makes it an enduring favorite for clinical professionals.
