As a crucial member of our nursing staff, you will work closely with physicians, office staff, and endoscopy technicians to deliver comprehensive care.
Posted Oct 14
Unit and setting
Endoscopy · Ambulatory Surgery
License
RN license Valid Registered Nurse license in the state of TexasValid Texas Registered Nurse license
Term
Per Diem Position: Registered Nurse Full-timeFull-time
Do you qualify?
License
Valid Texas Registered Nurse licenseValid Registered Nurse license in the state of TexasCheck your license
Certification
Basic Life Support (BLS) certificationBasic Life Support (BLS) certification required
Experience
At least 1 year as an RN in a healthcare settingAt least 1 year experience as a Registered Nurse in a healthcare setting
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Strong knowledge of medical terminology, procedures, and protocols
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Excellent communication and interpersonal skills
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Proven ability to work effectively in a team-based environmentProven ability to work effectively in a team-based environment.
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Ability to work well under pressure in a fast-paced environment
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Familiarity with electronic medical records systems
Preferred
Certification
Advanced Cardiac Life Support (ACLS)Additional certifications such as Advanced Cardiac Life Support (ACLS)
Experience
1 year hospital experienceHospital: 1 year (Preferred)
Experience
Critical care, emergency care, or telemetry backgroundCritical care, emergency care, and telemetry background preferred
Participate in staff meetings and team drillsActively participate in staff meetings and team drills to ensure coordinated, high-quality care.
Day to day
Maintain transparent, timely, respectful communication with all staffMaintain transparent, timely, and respectful communication with all staff members.
Day to day
Assist peers across the unit, prioritizing team and patient needsAssist peers across the unit, prioritizing the needs of the team and patient over individual tasks.
Day to day
Share feedback and participate in team meetings for continuous improvementContribute to continuous improvement by sharing feedback and participating in team meetings.
Day to day
Perform comprehensive assessments of patients' health statusPerform comprehensive assessments of patients' health status
Day to day
Administer medications and treatments as prescribed by physiciansAdminister medications and treatments as prescribed by physicians
Day to day
Monitor and document vital signs and medical historyMonitor and document patients' vital signs and medical history
Day to day
Develop and implement individualized care plans with the healthcare teamCollaborate with healthcare team members to develop and implement individualized care plans
Day to day
Educate patients and families on disease prevention, treatment options, and self-careEducate patients and their families on disease prevention, treatment options, and self-care techniques
Day to day
Assist with medical procedures as neededAssist with medical procedures as needed
Day to day
Maintain accurate and up-to-date medical recordsMaintain accurate and up-to-date medical records
Day to day
Provide emotional support to patients and families during difficult timesProvide emotional support to patients and their families during difficult times
Charting
Electronic medical records systemsFamiliarity with electronic medical records systems
Details
Ongoing training in communication and team dynamicsOngoing training in communication and team dynamics
Details
Fast-paced environmentAbility to work well under pressure in a fast-paced environment
Join a collaborative, patient-centered team at The Endoscopy Center of Southeast Texas. We believe that high-quality care is built on a foundation of mutual trust and seamless teamwork. We are looking for dedicated professionals who thrive in a fast-paced environment, values shared decision-making, and actively contributes to a positive, supportive work culture.
Teamwork
As a crucial member of our nursing staff, you will work closely with physicians, office staff, and endoscopy technicians to deliver comprehensive care. We rely on open communication and adaptability, encouraging team members to support one another during peak times.
Key Responsibilities
Collaborate: Actively participate in staff meetings and team drills to ensure coordinated, high-quality care.
Communicate: Maintain transparent, timely, and respectful communication with all staff members.
Support: Assist peers across the unit, prioritizing the needs of the team and patient over individual tasks.
Improve: Contribute to continuous improvement by sharing feedback and participating in team meetings.
What We Offer
A collaborative and inclusive work environment.
Ongoing training in communication and team dynamics
Benefits
Medical, Dental, Vision, Retirement
Requirements
Valid Registered Nurse license in the state of Texas
At least 1 year experience as a Registered Nurse in a healthcare setting
Strong knowledge of medical terminology, procedures, and protocols
Excellent communication and interpersonal skills
Proven ability to work effectively in a team-based environment.
Ability to work well under pressure in a fast-paced environment
Familiarity with electronic medical records systems
Basic Life Support (BLS) certification required
Additional certifications such as Advanced Cardiac Life Support (ACLS)
Responsibilities
Perform comprehensive assessments of patients' health status
Administer medications and treatments as prescribed by physicians
Monitor and document patients' vital signs and medical history
Collaborate with healthcare team members to develop and implement individualized care plans
Educate patients and their families on disease prevention, treatment options, and self-care techniques
Assist with medical procedures as needed
Maintain accurate and up-to-date medical records
Provide emotional support to patients and their families during difficult times
Skills
Critical care, emergency care, and telemetry background preferred
Preop/PACU experience preferred
Basic life support techniques
Proficient IV skills
Note: This job description is intended to provide a general overview of the position and does not include every possible task or responsibility.
Join us in creating a culture of excellence and care!
Neighborhoods+Nurses and other professionals are most often pointed to West End/Calder: tree-lined streets of older brick homes next to the hospital campuses and Lamar University, with homes commonly listed around $180K–$400K+. Old Town/Downtown has renovated bungalows and Victorian-era houses near Crockett Street and the Neches River ($120K–$280K), while South Beaumont is newer construction, larger lots, and big-box retail ($200K–$500K+). Locals repeatedly recommend Mid-County suburbs Nederland and Port Neches (often cheaper) plus Bridge City, Orange, and quieter Lumberton just north of town. North End is a lower-priced suburban pocket (median single-family around $130,000; zips 77701/77703/77708); named safer in-city pockets include Calder Terrace, Lamar U, and Caldwood Acres.
Nurses and other professionals are most often pointed to West End/Calder: tree-lined streets of older brick homes next to the hospital campuses and Lamar University, with homes commonly listed around $180K–$400K+. Old Town/Downtown has renovated bungalows and Victorian-era houses near Crockett Street and the Neches River ($120K–$280K), while South Beaumont is newer construction, larger lots, and big-box retail ($200K–$500K+).
Locals repeatedly recommend Mid-County suburbs Nederland and Port Neches (often cheaper) plus Bridge City, Orange, and quieter Lumberton just north of town. North End is a lower-priced suburban pocket (median single-family around $130,000; zips 77701/77703/77708); named safer in-city pockets include Calder Terrace, Lamar U, and Caldwood Acres.
Getting around+Citywide commutes are short: U.S. News puts the average at about 17.44 minutes, and local relocation writing describes traffic as manageable versus Houston. West End/Calder is the practical base for hospital staff because it sits next to Baptist Hospitals of Southeast Texas and CHRISTUS Southeast Texas–St. Elizabeth. Houston is about 90 minutes; Beaumont also functions as a Houston commuter city along Interstate 10 and US Route 69, where TxDOT construction is underway. Sources do not describe hospital parking or a useful transit line for shift workers.
Citywide commutes are short: U.S. News puts the average at about 17.44 minutes, and local relocation writing describes traffic as manageable versus Houston. West End/Calder is the practical base for hospital staff because it sits next to Baptist Hospitals of Southeast Texas and CHRISTUS Southeast Texas–St. Elizabeth.
Houston is about 90 minutes; Beaumont also functions as a Houston commuter city along Interstate 10 and US Route 69, where TxDOT construction is underway. Sources do not describe hospital parking or a useful transit line for shift workers.
Outdoors+Cattail Marsh is the close-in wetland boardwalk for birding on the Central and Mississippi Flyways; Tyrrell Park holds the Beaumont Botanical Gardens, Tyrrell Park Stables for horseback riding, and disc golf. Paddle the Neches on the Cook's Lake to Scatterman Paddling Trail or catch the Ivory Bill pontoon from Collier's Ferry Park. Big Thicket National Preserve—about 108,000 acres, the first U.S. national preserve—sits next door as the biological crossroads of North America, with hiking and paddling. Gator Country lets you hold a baby alligator; Klein Park disc golf and Beautiful Mountain Skate Park round out city recreation.
Cattail Marsh is the close-in wetland boardwalk for birding on the Central and Mississippi Flyways; Tyrrell Park holds the Beaumont Botanical Gardens, Tyrrell Park Stables for horseback riding, and disc golf. Paddle the Neches on the Cook's Lake to Scatterman Paddling Trail or catch the Ivory Bill pontoon from Collier's Ferry Park.
Big Thicket National Preserve—about 108,000 acres, the first U.S. national preserve—sits next door as the biological crossroads of North America, with hiking and paddling. Gator Country lets you hold a baby alligator; Klein Park disc golf and Beautiful Mountain Skate Park round out city recreation.
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 Beaumont
Beaumont is the Golden Triangle's working hub, still shaped by the 1901 Spindletop oil gusher, a deep-water port, and Cajun cooking 30 miles from Louisiana and about 90 minutes from Houston. Nurses land here for pay that stretches: median home values around $169,000–$175,000, one-bedroom rents roughly $900–$1,050, and hospital jobs at CHRISTUS Southeast Texas–St. Elizabeth and Baptist Hospitals of Southeast Texas. West End/Calder puts you on tree-lined brick-home streets next to those campuses and Lamar University; Old Town offers bungalows near Crockett Street; many also choose quieter Nederland, Port Neches, or Lumberton. Citywide commutes average about 17 minutes. Weekends mean Rao's Bakery, Zummo sausage since 1908, Amelia Farm pig tacos, Cattail Marsh birding, Neches paddling, and Big Thicket. The honest tradeoff is safety—crime is graded F and cited well above the national average—so neighborhood choice is the whole game, and public schools draw criticism. It is affordable industrial Texas, not a lifestyle capital.
