Raleigh Neurology is seeking a full-time Registered Nurse (RN) to provide coverage to the following departments: Adult and Pediatric Neurology, Infusion, and Pain Clinic/Procedures. The Registered Nurse serves as the liaison between the physician, midlevel and the patients, and gives safe and competent clinical care to the patients of Raleigh Neurology Associates, P. A. The hours for the position are Mon-Fri, generally 8am-5pm. The Float Nurse will work in the Raleigh and Durham office locations.
Essential Job Functions
Serve as liaison between the Physician, Midlevel and the Patient
Room patients and take vitals, initiate neurology visit per clinical update in EHR
Responsible for the triage of messages and obtaining appropriate information from patient and relaying to Physician in EHR
Act as patient advocate for obtaining, relaying and interpreting the physician’s instructions and orders for medical care and EHR per RNA Policy
Administer Medications, monitor and document according to standards in EHR
Coordinates the procedure room with respect to sterility, cleanliness, and availability of functioning equipment and supplies
Participates in the care of patients receiving conscious sedation
Ensures the proper handling of specimens
Monitors, records and communicates patient condition as appropriate utilizing computerized documentation systems
Assess and evaluate patients who present to the Infusion Suite for IV therapy
Educate and provide patients with information about their diagnosis and ordered IV therapy
Have knowledge about standard protocols for specific medications, and policies and procedures that apply to administering IV therapy
Demonstrate proficiency in procedurally oriented skills (hand/eye coordination and motor dexterity)
Possess excellent clinical assessment and history taking skills
Determine appropriate venipuncture site, starts; administers and monitors IV infusions according to current clinic policy and procedure
Neighborhoods+Young professionals and downtown-oriented movers cluster in Downtown Raleigh, Five Points, and Glenwood South for restaurants, nightlife, and walkability, or in upscale North Hills for a shopping-dining-living mix. Value-seekers look at Garner and Knightdale, Southeast Raleigh inside city limits, and neighboring Wendell, Clayton, Fuquay-Varina, Willow Spring, and Zebulon. Historic tree-lined enclaves just inside the beltline offer a quieter in-city feel. Fuquay-Varina has grown to roughly 44,000 people (nearly 28% since 2020) and has two historic downtown districts recognized as North Carolina Main Street Communities.
Young professionals and downtown-oriented movers cluster in Downtown Raleigh, Five Points, and Glenwood South for restaurants, nightlife, and walkability, or in upscale North Hills for a shopping-dining-living mix. Value-seekers look at Garner and Knightdale, Southeast Raleigh inside city limits, and neighboring Wendell, Clayton, Fuquay-Varina, Willow Spring, and Zebulon.
Historic tree-lined enclaves just inside the beltline offer a quieter in-city feel. Fuquay-Varina has grown to roughly 44,000 people (nearly 28% since 2020) and has two historic downtown districts recognized as North Carolina Main Street Communities.
Getting around+The completed I-540 outer loop lets commuters reach any part of Raleigh from surrounding towns without driving through downtown. Fuquay-Varina is about 18 miles south on US 401, typically 25–35 minutes; Willow Spring and Clayton about 30 minutes; Zebulon about 35; Lillington about 39 minutes via NC 210 and US 401. Inner-city traffic is a standing complaint, with about 31 lost commute hours per year cited, and sprawl makes a car the default outside the core. Downtown residents describe walking to groceries, coffee, and errands and rarely filling the tank. These sources do not name hospital campuses, parking, or transit lines to specific medical centers.
The completed I-540 outer loop lets commuters reach any part of Raleigh from surrounding towns without driving through downtown. Fuquay-Varina is about 18 miles south on US 401, typically 25–35 minutes; Willow Spring and Clayton about 30 minutes; Zebulon about 35; Lillington about 39 minutes via NC 210 and US 401. Inner-city traffic is a standing complaint, with about 31 lost commute hours per year cited, and sprawl makes a car the default outside the core.
Downtown residents describe walking to groceries, coffee, and errands and rarely filling the tank. These sources do not name hospital campuses, parking, or transit lines to specific medical centers.
Outdoors+William B. Umstead State Park is the big in-town wilderness for hiking, biking, picnicking, and fishing. Lake Johnson Park has paved and natural trails, fishing, shelters, and seasonal boat rentals; Yates Mill County Park adds hiking, gardens, and exhibits; Lake Crabtree County Park and Jordan Lake are the water go-tos. Pullen Park offers a carousel, train, paddle boats, and playgrounds; Dorothea Dix Park has open lawns and a dog park; the Neuse River Trail/Greenway is a long boardwalk-and-trail spine. JC Raulston Arboretum and WRAL Azalea Gardens cover the garden side; Go Ape adds ziplines and treetop courses. Residents repeatedly call out parks and playgrounds as a standout.
William B. Umstead State Park is the big in-town wilderness for hiking, biking, picnicking, and fishing. Lake Johnson Park has paved and natural trails, fishing, shelters, and seasonal boat rentals; Yates Mill County Park adds hiking, gardens, and exhibits; Lake Crabtree County Park and Jordan Lake are the water go-tos.
Pullen Park offers a carousel, train, paddle boats, and playgrounds; Dorothea Dix Park has open lawns and a dog park; the Neuse River Trail/Greenway is a long boardwalk-and-trail spine. JC Raulston Arboretum and WRAL Azalea Gardens cover the garden side; Go Ape adds ziplines and treetop courses.
Residents repeatedly call out parks and playgrounds as a standout.
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 Raleigh
Raleigh is North Carolina's capital and a Research Triangle anchor, which is why nurses land here: a healthcare-and-tech job base, parks locals actually use, and costs still a bit below many peer metros. Live downtown, in Five Points, or along Glenwood South if you want to walk to coffee, Beasley's Chicken + Honey, Longleaf Swine, and Red Hat Amphitheater nights; choose North Hills for a polished shop-dine-live setup. On an $80k–$150k budget, look at Garner, Knightdale, Southeast Raleigh, Wendell, Clayton, or Fuquay-Varina—about 18 miles and 25–35 minutes south on US 401—where two-bedrooms have been quoted near $1,700 while some core apartments hit $2,300. Finished I-540 lets you reach the city from any direction without threading downtown, but inner-city traffic still costs about 31 hours a year and sprawl means a car outside the core. Off shifts, Umstead State Park, the Neuse River Trail, Dorothea Dix Park, Pullen Park, and Jordan Lake are the weekend map; the NC Museum of Art and CAM Raleigh cover culture. Tradeoffs are muggy summers, fierce spring pollen, pests, flood pockets, a competitive market that has already pushed natives east, and no big-league sports. RDU is small and easy.
