This one is per diem, so you pick up the shifts you want. Advocate Aurora Health is hiring for its own floors, with no agency in between.
Posted Aug 9
Unit and setting
Med-Surg · Hospital
License
RN license ** RN license in applicable state; BLS required (additional certifications may be required based on specialty)
Term
Per Diem
Do you qualify?
License
** RN license in applicable state; BLS required (additional certifications may be required based on specialty)
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Ability to perform frequent standing, walking, lifting, and patient handling, including assisting with transfers. Must respond quickly to changes in patient and/or unit conditions. Exposure to clinical environments requiring appropriate protective equipment.
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**Key
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Strong clinical judgment and critical thinking
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Ability to manage cardiac and complex medical patients
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Excellent communication and teamwork skills
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Organization, prioritization, and problem-solving abilities
Preferred
Education
** Graduate of an accredited nursing program (BSN preferred)
Experience
** Typically 1+ year of clinical nursing experience preferred
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Weekend Program available (General Surgical Grafton); FT 3x12-hour nights common; days 7a-7p or nights 7p-7a with weekend rotation; flexible extern scheduling around classes; evening/weekend/night differentials
Neighborhoods+Residential choices in Sheboygan range from waterfront enclaves to established urban corridors. Downtown Sheboygan and the adjacent River Watch and River Bend districts put residents within walking distance of the riverfront promenade, cafes, and newly developed apartment complexes. Along Lake Michigan, North Point is prized for scenic water views and quiet residential streets, while King Park, The Flats, and the Indiana Corridor offer denser, traditional street grids with historic housing stock. Just west of the city, the planned garden village of Kohler offers manicured estates and wellness amenities, appealing to professionals seeking a tranquil community setting.
Residential choices in Sheboygan range from waterfront enclaves to established urban corridors. Downtown Sheboygan and the adjacent River Watch and River Bend districts put residents within walking distance of the riverfront promenade, cafes, and newly developed apartment complexes.
Along Lake Michigan, North Point is prized for scenic water views and quiet residential streets, while King Park, The Flats, and the Indiana Corridor offer denser, traditional street grids with historic housing stock. Just west of the city, the planned garden village of Kohler offers manicured estates and wellness amenities, appealing to professionals seeking a tranquil community setting.
Getting around+Getting around Sheboygan is exceptionally quick and low-stress compared to major metro areas, with typical drive times across the city averaging roughly a quarter of an hour. Healthcare workers navigating to regional medical facilities benefit from uncongested local thoroughfares and easy access to Interstate 43, which serves as the primary north-south spine between Green Bay and Milwaukee. Some professionals choose to live further south in Ozaukee County towns like Cedarburg or Mequon, accepting an easy highway commute of roughly 40 minutes to split the distance with Milwaukee.
Getting around Sheboygan is exceptionally quick and low-stress compared to major metro areas, with typical drive times across the city averaging roughly a quarter of an hour. Healthcare workers navigating to regional medical facilities benefit from uncongested local thoroughfares and easy access to Interstate 43, which serves as the primary north-south spine between Green Bay and Milwaukee.
Some professionals choose to live further south in Ozaukee County towns like Cedarburg or Mequon, accepting an easy highway commute of roughly 40 minutes to split the distance with Milwaukee.
Outdoors+Nicknamed the Malibu of the Midwest, Sheboygan boasts an internationally recognized freshwater surfing scene driven by robust Lake Michigan winds. Waterfront leisure centers on North Beach with its broad sandy shoreline and Deland Park, home to the Sheboygan Hmong Memorial and the historic Lottie Cooper shipwreck exhibit. Just south of town, Kohler-Andrae State Park delivers miles of cordwalk trails through coastal sand dunes, white pine forests, and marshes, accommodating kayaking, birdwatching, and winter snowshoeing. Cyclists and runners take advantage of the urban Shoreline 400 Trail and scenic harbor paths.
Nicknamed the Malibu of the Midwest, Sheboygan boasts an internationally recognized freshwater surfing scene driven by robust Lake Michigan winds. Waterfront leisure centers on North Beach with its broad sandy shoreline and Deland Park, home to the Sheboygan Hmong Memorial and the historic Lottie Cooper shipwreck exhibit.
Just south of town, Kohler-Andrae State Park delivers miles of cordwalk trails through coastal sand dunes, white pine forests, and marshes, accommodating kayaking, birdwatching, and winter snowshoeing. Cyclists and runners take advantage of the urban Shoreline 400 Trail and scenic harbor paths.
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 Sheboygan
Perched on Lake Michigan midway between Milwaukee and Green Bay, Sheboygan is a distinctive coastal enclave that blends authentic blue-collar warmth with unexpected creative flair. Known colloquially as both the Bratwurst Capital of the World and the Malibu of the Midwest, the city offers freshwater surfing along North Beach alongside world-class contemporary exhibitions at the John Michael Kohler Arts Center and Art Preserve. For relocating nurses, the daily logistics are remarkably easy: hospital commutes rarely exceed fifteen minutes, and quiet neighborhoods like North Point or the downtown river district place work, Paradigm Coffee Bakery, and waterfront parks within arm's reach. Off shifts can be spent hiking the coastal sand dunes of Kohler-Andrae State Park or sharing wine on the patio at The Blind Horse. The primary trade-offs are climate and tempo. Winters are long, grey, and punctuated by harsh lakefront winds and lake-effect snow, while nightlife leans peaceful rather than cosmopolitan. For healthcare workers seeking an unpretentious Great Lakes lifestyle rich in outdoor recreation and community spirit, Sheboygan offers a grounding home base.
