Registered Nurse – Ophthalmology Ambulatory Surgery Center, Operating Room RN – Ophth Surgery Center

Liberty Cataract Center

Liberty, Missouri

Posted Sep 10

Shift and hours: Day shift Day Shift (Preferred)
Unit and setting: ophthalmology Ambulatory Surgery Center · Ambulatory Surgery
License: RN license Current RN licensureRN licensure
Term: Permanent

Do you qualify?

License: RN licensure Current RN licensure
License: RN License RN License (Required)
Certification: Basic Life Support (BLS) Certification in Basic Life Support (BLS) required; additional certifications such as ACLS (Advanced Cardiac Life Support), is s must.
Certification: ACLS (Advanced Cardiac Life Support)

Preferred

Certification: ACLS Certification ACLS Certification (Preferred)
Certification: BLS Certification BLS Certification (Preferred)
Experience: ASC work experience ASC work experience a plus
Experience: Ambulatory surgery center Ambulatory surgery center: 3 years (Preferred)

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Liberty Cataract Center

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Job Overview

We are a busy fast-paced ophthalmology Ambulatory Surgery Center, who is seeking a compassionate Registered Nurse to join our healthcare team, dedicated to delivering exceptional patient care to our patients. We are looking for an energetic, RN who is eager to work in a repetitious atmosphere with proficiency and detail oriented while adhering to the highest standards of safety, compliance, and medical excellence.

Experience

ASC work experience a plus

Current RN licensure

Certification in Basic Life Support (BLS) required; additional certifications such as ACLS (Advanced Cardiac Life Support), is s must.

Join us to make a meaningful difference through energetic engagement and expert nursing practice! We are committed to fostering an inclusive environment that supports your professional growth while providing outstanding patient-centered care across all healthcare settings.

Pay: From $34.00 per hour

Benefits

401(k)

Dental insurance

Retirement plan

Experience

Ambulatory surgery center: 3 years (Preferred)

Surgery: 2 years (Preferred)

License/

Certification

RN License (Required)

ACLS Certification (Preferred)

BLS Certification (Preferred)

Shift availability

Day Shift (Preferred)

Ability to Commute

Liberty, MO 64068 (Preferred)

Work Location: In person

What's around it?

In Liberty, MO

Liberty, MOFrom Census ACS 2024.

Living costs about 9% below the US average

Median rent: $1,160/mo
Household income: $88,542/yr, all local households, not nurse pay

Life in Liberty, MO

NeighborhoodsLiberty offers a varied mix of historic districts, established subdivisions, and master-planned communities. Buyers seeking architectural character gravitate toward Historic Downtown Liberty for craftsman bungalows and tree-lined streets within walking distance of the square. Established subdivisions like Liberty Hills, College Park, and Camelot offer practical single-family layouts with generous yards near local schools and the Liberty Community Center. Move-up buyers often look to Clay Meadows, Claywoods, Homestead, and Withersfield for larger floor plans and community pool amenities. On the northern and western edges, master-planned developments such as Shoal Creek Valley and border communities like Copperleaf provide newer construction with neighborhood trail systems, golf access, and rapid highway connections.

Liberty offers a varied mix of historic districts, established subdivisions, and master-planned communities. Buyers seeking architectural character gravitate toward Historic Downtown Liberty for craftsman bungalows and tree-lined streets within walking distance of the square.

Established subdivisions like Liberty Hills, College Park, and Camelot offer practical single-family layouts with generous yards near local schools and the Liberty Community Center. Move-up buyers often look to Clay Meadows, Claywoods, Homestead, and Withersfield for larger floor plans and community pool amenities.

On the northern and western edges, master-planned developments such as Shoal Creek Valley and border communities like Copperleaf provide newer construction with neighborhood trail systems, golf access, and rapid highway connections.

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As of Sep 16, 2026Source 1: mojokc.com Source 2: rogesteem.com

Getting aroundCommuting from Liberty is heavily car-dependent, with Interstate 35 and Missouri Route 291 serving as the primary arterial routes for healthcare professionals traveling into North Kansas City or downtown Kansas City. Public transportation across the Northland is minimal to nonexistent, making personal vehicle ownership essential for hospital shift workers. While arterial highway access is straightforward, local traffic congestion along key retail corridors has steadily increased as commercial development expands throughout Clay County.

Commuting from Liberty is heavily car-dependent, with Interstate 35 and Missouri Route 291 serving as the primary arterial routes for healthcare professionals traveling into North Kansas City or downtown Kansas City. Public transportation across the Northland is minimal to nonexistent, making personal vehicle ownership essential for hospital shift workers.

While arterial highway access is straightforward, local traffic congestion along key retail corridors has steadily increased as commercial development expands throughout Clay County.

Sources

As of Sep 16, 2026Source 1: youtube.com Source 2: rogesteem.com

OutdoorsOutdoor recreation in Liberty centers around neighborhood green spaces and extensive suburban parks. Stockdale Park provides ample open space for athletics and casual recreation, while the nearby Pleasant Valley trails and disc golf course draw active weekend runners, walkers, and cyclists from subdivisions like Ella's Crossing and Nebo Hills. Neighborhoods throughout the community incorporate paved walking paths and community pools. Within the broader Kansas City metro, residents easily connect to larger regional recreation systems like the extensive trails of Swope Park and state rail-trails.

Outdoor recreation in Liberty centers around neighborhood green spaces and extensive suburban parks. Stockdale Park provides ample open space for athletics and casual recreation, while the nearby Pleasant Valley trails and disc golf course draw active weekend runners, walkers, and cyclists from subdivisions like Ella's Crossing and Nebo Hills.

Neighborhoods throughout the community incorporate paved walking paths and community pools. Within the broader Kansas City metro, residents easily connect to larger regional recreation systems like the extensive trails of Swope Park and state rail-trails.

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As of Sep 16, 2026Source 1: youtube.com Source 2: mojokc.com Source 3: livability.com

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Liberty, Missouri offers relocating healthcare professionals the ideal blend of independent small-town heritage and seamless Northland suburban convenience. Anchored by its historic downtown square—home to local staples like Ginger Sue's, sidewalk patios, and the annual Liberty Fall Festival—the community maintains a distinct identity separate from the broader Kansas City metropolis. Housing spans from historic craftsman bungalows downtown to expansive suburban properties in Clay Meadows, Withersfield, and modern developments along Shoal Creek Valley. Highly regarded public schools and community anchors like the Liberty Community Center and Stockdale Park create an appealing environment for families. Commuters rely on Interstate 35 and Highway 291 for rapid access to regional healthcare networks, though a personal vehicle is an absolute necessity due to absent public transit. While rapid suburban growth brings increased corridor traffic and quiet late nights locally, Liberty provides nurses with a safe, grounded, and established home base minutes from urban amenities.

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Ability to Commute

What's around it?

Liberty, MOiFrom Census ACS 2024.

Life in Liberty, MO

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Life in Liberty, MO

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Liberty, MOFrom Census ACS 2024.