RN license Required: Current State RN license and AHA BLS.Current State RN license and AHA BLS.
Term
Permanent
Do you qualify?
License
Current State RN license and AHA BLS.Required: Current State RN license and AHA BLS.
Experience
2 years of clinical in a physician office.Required: 2 years of clinical in a physician office.
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Graduated from state approved school of nursing or an accredited schoolRequired: Graduated from state approved school of nursing or an accredited school
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Preferred
Education
Academic degree in nursing (Bachelor's or master’s degree)Preferred: Academic degree in nursing (Bachelor's or master’s degree)
Posted on Saint Francis Physician Network, LLC (Saint Francis Medical Partners)’s careers page.
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Responsible for patient triage, patient education, and assisting physicians in the assessment of patient needs and treatment plan(s). Maintain chart documentation to ensure all information about patient is completed and documented correctly.
Education
Required: Graduated from state approved school of nursing or an accredited school Preferred: Academic degree in nursing (Bachelor's or master’s degree)
Experience
Required: 2 years of clinical in a physician office.
Certifications
Required: Current State RN license and AHA BLS. #LI-JK1
Neighborhoods+Older residential areas sit to the west closer to the Memphis city boundary, offering established mid-century ranches and colonials on wooded parcels. Newer master-planned subdivisions and new-traditional homes extend eastward toward Lakeland and Arlington. While some central commercial corridors along Stage Road and Summer Avenue feature high vehicle traffic, the interior neighborhood pockets remain calm, shaded, and residential.
Older residential areas sit to the west closer to the Memphis city boundary, offering established mid-century ranches and colonials on wooded parcels. Newer master-planned subdivisions and new-traditional homes extend eastward toward Lakeland and Arlington.
While some central commercial corridors along Stage Road and Summer Avenue feature high vehicle traffic, the interior neighborhood pockets remain calm, shaded, and residential.
Getting around+Bartlett borders Interstate 40 along its southern edge, giving clinical workers a straightforward 15-to-30-minute highway drive into downtown Memphis and the central medical district. The suburb is built entirely around automobile transport with exceptionally high drivability ratings and accessible hospital parking, though public transit routes are minimal for shift schedules.
Bartlett borders Interstate 40 along its southern edge, giving clinical workers a straightforward 15-to-30-minute highway drive into downtown Memphis and the central medical district. The suburb is built entirely around automobile transport with exceptionally high drivability ratings and accessible hospital parking, though public transit routes are minimal for shift schedules.
Outdoors+The city features more than twenty public parks, pocket fishing lakes, and extensive tree cover for year-round outdoor time. Trail runners and mountain bikers gravitate to the dirt loops at Nesbit Park (locally known as Stanky Creek), while paved walking routes span the Fletcher Creek Greenway. Freeman Park and the Bobby K. Flaherty Municipal Center offer sports fields, tennis courts, and walking circuits around local lakes.
The city features more than twenty public parks, pocket fishing lakes, and extensive tree cover for year-round outdoor time. Trail runners and mountain bikers gravitate to the dirt loops at Nesbit Park (locally known as Stanky Creek), while paved walking routes span the Fletcher Creek Greenway.
Freeman Park and the Bobby K. Flaherty Municipal Center offer sports fields, tennis courts, and walking circuits around local lakes.
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 Bartlett
Bartlett offers relocating nurses a self-governed, wooded suburban haven situated roughly fifteen to thirty minutes northeast of downtown Memphis medical centers via Interstate 40. For hospital staff coming off intense shifts, the community provides a calm retreat complete with dedicated municipal police and fire departments, an independent school system, and miles of shaded green space. Housing ranges from mature brick colonials in the west to expansive new-traditional subdivisions stretching toward Lakeland. Outdoor life revolves around the hiking and biking loops at Nesbit Park (Stanky Creek), paved trails along Fletcher Creek Greenway, and community gatherings at the Bobby K. Flaherty Municipal Center. While the dining scene is casual—anchored by favorites like Brad's BBQ, Mojo Cafe, and the Wolfchase retail corridor—and everyday errands mandate a personal car, Bartlett delivers an appealing balance of safety, civic independence, and stress-free access to the greater Memphis healthcare corridor.
