We are seeking a detail orientated and dependable Registered Nurse to join our team!
Clarity Care is a nonprofit organization dedicated to supporting individuals with varying abilities so they can lead independent, fulfilling lives within their communities. Guided by a strong mission, vision, and set of core values, we strive to be Wisconsin’s provider of choice for compassionate, high-quality care. We pride ourselves on delivering services with respect, integrity, and a deep commitment to the people we serve. Our team members help empower individuals by offering personalized programs that honor each person’s uniqueness and potential.
The Registered Nurse works one on one with clients through Clarity Care’s Home Health Department; focusing on their individual needs to help them achieve improved quality of life and a sense of independence.
Ideal Candidate Profile
Licensed Registered Nurse (RN)
Experience with disability services preferred
Strong clinical assessment skills
Knowledge of state healthcare regulations
Compassionate, person-centered approach
Effective verbal and written communication
Skilled in care planning
Key
Responsibilities
Promotes and encourages the organization’s mission, vision, values, and philosophy.
Adheres to the organization’s code of conduct, standards, policies, procedures, and appropriately brings to management’s attention actual and potential violations.
Acts with integrity and maintains a professional image within the organization and throughout the community.
Acts as a team member within the department and organization to assist in accomplishing goals and objectives.
Maintains good attendance on the job and attends continuing education, training and meetings as scheduled.
Cooperates with supervisors and all levels of management involved in evaluating, delegating, and improving performance.
Exercises good judgment, decision making, and regard for safety within all aspects of performing job duties.
Communicates effectively, efficiently and ensures all information is transmitted appropriately. Understands, gives, reads, and follows written, verbal, or demonstrated instruction.
Document and report any medication, safety issues, and significant events following all documentation policies.
Appropriately requests and extends assistance, learns, prioritize tasks, independently assess situations, problem-solves, multi-tasks, and appropriately responds to challenges.
Achieves expected outcomes to meet organizational goals.
Possess problem-solving skills and apply them to a wide range of situations promptly, appropriately, and safely.
Demonstrate language, mathematical and literacy skills that show the ability to communicate, understand, give, read, and/or follow written, verbal, or demonstrated instruction, write information, request and extend assistance.
Possess leadership and people skills to plan, organize, staff, motivate, direct and control the work and any workers that might be assigned.
Possess ability to work cooperatively in a team environment.
Possess physical aptitudes and capabilities that will enable performance of the job to include: ability to stoop, stand, pull, push, hear, see, kneel, walk, grasp, reach, talk, and lift at least 35 pounds.
Performs all other duties as assigned.
Education and Qualifications
Graduate of an accredited College of Nursing with a Bachelor’s Degree in Nursing preferred.
Current Registered Nurse Licensure with the Wisconsin State Board of Nursing Required.
Undergo successful orientation and participate in competency-based assessments of skills on a regular basis as required by state law.
One year experience in General, Home Health and/or Public Health nursing required, 2 years and Home Health experience preferred.
Must possess a valid WI driver’s license (where required), and ability to meet agency driving standards. Must provide proof of auto insurance (where required).
Must pass a periodic WI Caregiver Background Checks including Department of Justice Criminal Record Checks, and/or that of previous states of residence.
Extra Bonuses (Yes, this keeps getting better)
Competitive Wages
Health, Dental, Vision, Retirement Plan and more!
Room for advancement
Company Discounts
Paid Training
Paid Time Off (accrues after 1st full month)
Daily pay
Ready to Apply? We’d Love to Hear From You!
Apply online: www.claritycare.org/apply
Current licensure as a registered nurse under s.441.06, Wis. Stats.
Training and experience in the provision of personal care services or in a related program.
Undergo successful orientation and participate in competency-based assessments of skills on a regular basis as required by state law.
Neighborhoods+Healthcare workers frequently settle in Allouez, an established village along Webster Avenue and Riverside Drive offering quick connections to Bellin Health, quiet tree-lined blocks, and park access. For those craving walkable riverfront living, Downtown and the Broadway District provide modern apartments, immediate access to the CityDeck boardwalk, and dining along the Fox River. Just south, De Pere combines historic charm with a riverwalk and the St. Norbert College campus, representing a more premium residential choice. Budget-conscious renters often explore Seymour Park, Whitney Park, and Eastside Green Bay, while Astor East provides a quieter residential enclave with strong trail connections.
Healthcare workers frequently settle in Allouez, an established village along Webster Avenue and Riverside Drive offering quick connections to Bellin Health, quiet tree-lined blocks, and park access. For those craving walkable riverfront living, Downtown and the Broadway District provide modern apartments, immediate access to the CityDeck boardwalk, and dining along the Fox River.
Just south, De Pere combines historic charm with a riverwalk and the St. Norbert College campus, representing a more premium residential choice. Budget-conscious renters often explore Seymour Park, Whitney Park, and Eastside Green Bay, while Astor East provides a quieter residential enclave with strong trail connections.
Getting around+Commuting across the Green Bay metro is exceptionally manageable, with typical drives running well under twenty minutes across town. Major north-south arterial corridors like Webster Avenue, Riverside Drive, and Highway 57 link residential pockets directly to central medical facilities like Bellin Health and neighboring districts. While downtown has walkable stretches and Main Street shuttles, regional transit is modest, making a personal vehicle the standard and most reliable way to navigate shift work and winter roadways.
Commuting across the Green Bay metro is exceptionally manageable, with typical drives running well under twenty minutes across town. Major north-south arterial corridors like Webster Avenue, Riverside Drive, and Highway 57 link residential pockets directly to central medical facilities like Bellin Health and neighboring districts.
While downtown has walkable stretches and Main Street shuttles, regional transit is modest, making a personal vehicle the standard and most reliable way to navigate shift work and winter roadways.
Outdoors+Water and trails define outdoor recreation, with the Fox River Trail leading south through De Pere and the East River Trail weaving through Allouez wetlands. Bay Beach Wildlife Sanctuary provides year-round wildlife viewing, hiking, and snow-dusted trail walks along the bay. Community parks like Green Isle Park offer open picnic spaces and sporting facilities, while the Green Bay Botanical Garden and nearby Door County peninsula deliver easy day-trip escapes for hiking, shoreline exploration, and scenic views.
Water and trails define outdoor recreation, with the Fox River Trail leading south through De Pere and the East River Trail weaving through Allouez wetlands. Bay Beach Wildlife Sanctuary provides year-round wildlife viewing, hiking, and snow-dusted trail walks along the bay.
Community parks like Green Isle Park offer open picnic spaces and sporting facilities, while the Green Bay Botanical Garden and nearby Door County peninsula deliver easy day-trip escapes for hiking, shoreline exploration, and scenic views.
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 Green Bay
Green Bay surprises healthcare professionals who expect only football culture. While Lambeau Field and the Packers undeniably shape the regional spirit, the Fox River metro provides an easygoing lifestyle marked by short commutes, genuine community warmth, and easy access to nature. Nurses working at Bellin Health or regional clinics can trade gridlock for drives that rarely exceed fifteen to twenty minutes along Webster Avenue or Riverside Drive.
Housing options span renovated riverfront apartments in Downtown and the Broadway District to quiet, leafy residential streets in Allouez and historic De Pere. Off-shift hours can be spent running the Fox River Trail, tubing at Ariens Hill in Titletown, sipping coffee at Kavarna, or sampling pints at Noble Roots and Badger State Brewing. The tradeoff is real: winters are long, dark, and bitterly cold, requiring genuine adjustment for anyone unaccustomed to heavy snowfall. But for nurses seeking manageable pace, friendly neighbors, and proximity to both urban amenities and the quiet waters of Door County, Green Bay delivers an approachable, balanced home.
