Coordinates the delivery of quality nursing care for patients from birth through the lifecycle, as well as operational issues during his/her shift.
Posted Jun 17 · 1 year of experience
Shift and hours
Nights Charge RN - TCU, Nights
Unit and setting
TCU · Hospital Coordinates the delivery of quality nursing care for patients from birth through the lifecycle, as well as operational issues during his/her shift.patients from birth through the lifecycle
License
RN license Current License in the State of Georgia as a Registered Nurse or NLC/eNLC Multistate License RequiredGeorgia RN license or NLC/eNLC multistate license
Term
Permanent
Do you qualify?
License
Georgia RN license or NLC/eNLC multistate licenseCurrent License in the State of Georgia as a Registered Nurse or NLC/eNLC Multistate License RequiredCheck your license
Certification
BLSBLS certification Required
Certification
advanced certification in field of specialty, if applicableAdvanced certification in field of specialty, if applicable (see addendum) Required
Certification
ACLS (Cardiac Tele, Critical Care, Surgical Services including Labor and Delivery)ACLS Certification (Cardiac Tele, Critical Care, Surgical Services including Labor and Delivery) Required
chemotherapy/biotherapy certification before independent chemotherapy administration (Infusion/Oncology)Chemotherapy/Biotherapy Certification - prior to independent chemotherapy administration (Infusion/Oncology) Required
Certification
PEARSPEARS Certification ( at Piedmont Athens Hospital) Required
Certification
PALS if unit provides pediatric care (Surgical Services)PALS if unit provides care to pediatric patients (Surgical Services) Required
Certification
ACLS and PALS (Emergency Department)ACLS and PALS Certification (Emergency Department) Required
Certification
ACLS; PALS if unit provides pediatric care (Surgical Services)ACLS; PALS if unit provides care to pediatric patients (Surgical Services) Required
Certification
AWHONN Intermediate Fetal Monitoring Program (Labor and Delivery)After hire · within 12 months of start dateAWHONN Intermediate Fetal Monitoring Program within 12 months of start date (Labor and Delivery) Required
Education
graduate of a nursing programGraduate of a nursing program Required
Experience
1 year of nursing experience in a hospital setting1 year of nursing experience in a hospital setting Required
coordinates operational issues during shiftCoordinates the delivery of quality nursing care for patients from birth through the lifecycle, as well as operational issues during his/her shift.
Day to day
provides clinical care as census demandsProvides clinical care as needed when census demands.
Day to day
communicates patient care, departmental issues, and staff concerns to appropriate leadersCommunicates patient care, departmental issues, and staff concerns to the appropriate leader(s).
Day to day
serves as resource for staff guidance and assistanceServes as resource for guidance and assistance to the staff.
Coordinates the delivery of quality nursing care for patients from birth through the lifecycle, as well as operational issues during his/her shift. Provides clinical care as needed when census demands. Communicates patient care, departmental issues, and staff concerns to the appropriate leader(s). Serves as resource for guidance and assistance to the staff.
Responsibilities
Coordinates the delivery of quality nursing care for patients from birth through the lifecycle, as well as operational issues during his/her shift. Provides clinical care as needed when census demands. Communicates patient care, departmental issues, and staff concerns to the appropriate leader(s). Serves as resource for guidance and assistance to the staff.
Qualifications
Education
Graduate of a nursing program Required
Bachelor's Degree Bachelor's degree Preferred
Work Experience
1 year of nursing experience in a hospital setting Required
Two (2) or more years of nursing experience in a hospital setting Preferred
Licenses and Certifications
Current License in the State of Georgia as a Registered Nurse or NLC/eNLC Multistate License Required
BLS certification Required
Additional Licenses and Certifications
Advanced certification in field of specialty, if applicable (see addendum) Required
ACLS Certification (Cardiac Tele, Critical Care, Surgical Services including Labor and Delivery) Required
Neighborhoods+Fayetteville offers a mix of historic residential streets near the Downtown Main Street District and sprawling subdivisions across Fayette County. Healthcare workers and professionals often compare Fayetteville with neighboring Peachtree City, known for its extensive golf cart paths and planned villages, and quiet suburban Tyrone. Those seeking energetic nightlife and walkable urban amenities often consider reverse-commuting from Intown Atlanta neighborhoods like Inman Park, Old Fourth Ward, or Midtown.
Fayetteville offers a mix of historic residential streets near the Downtown Main Street District and sprawling subdivisions across Fayette County. Healthcare workers and professionals often compare Fayetteville with neighboring Peachtree City, known for its extensive golf cart paths and planned villages, and quiet suburban Tyrone.
Those seeking energetic nightlife and walkable urban amenities often consider reverse-commuting from Intown Atlanta neighborhoods like Inman Park, Old Fourth Ward, or Midtown.
Getting around+Fayetteville sits roughly twenty-four miles south of Atlanta, where car travel is standard and public transit connections are minimal. Residents report an average one-way commute of around thirty-two minutes, with smooth arterial drives along corridors like Highway 85 and West Lanier Avenue. One of the strongest transit advantages cited by locals is the straightforward, stress-free drive north to Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta International Airport.
Fayetteville sits roughly twenty-four miles south of Atlanta, where car travel is standard and public transit connections are minimal. Residents report an average one-way commute of around thirty-two minutes, with smooth arterial drives along corridors like Highway 85 and West Lanier Avenue.
One of the strongest transit advantages cited by locals is the straightforward, stress-free drive north to Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta International Airport.
Outdoors+Outdoor recreation is anchored by Starr's Mill Park, a local favorite featuring historic mill architecture, water views, and peaceful fishing spots. Walking, jogging, and nature watching thrive along Ridge Trail and around the reservoir setting of Lake Horton. Broader regional recreation includes paddleboarding and river tubing on nearby waterways, alongside an abundance of shaded neighborhood parks across Fayette County.
Outdoor recreation is anchored by Starr's Mill Park, a local favorite featuring historic mill architecture, water views, and peaceful fishing spots. Walking, jogging, and nature watching thrive along Ridge Trail and around the reservoir setting of Lake Horton.
Broader regional recreation includes paddleboarding and river tubing on nearby waterways, alongside an abundance of shaded neighborhood parks across Fayette County.
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 Fayetteville
Fayetteville offers relocating nurses a peaceful, welcoming home base twenty-four miles south of Atlanta, bridging classic small-town Georgia charm with high-profile film industry development. Anchor institutions like the historic 1825 Old Fayette County Courthouse define the town square, while Trilith Studios adds modern cultural gravity to the local landscape. For hospital clinicians managing demanding shift schedules, Fayetteville provides quiet residential neighborhoods on wooded lots, exceptionally high perceived safety, and an easy drive north to Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta International Airport. Outdoor recreation is readily accessible at Starr's Mill Park, Lake Horton, and the Ridge Trail. Commuters should expect car dependency, as public transit is virtually non-existent, and shift workers seeking high-energy nightlife or diverse midnight dining will likely need to commute north toward Atlanta or explore nearby towns like Senoia and Peachtree City. However, for nurses seeking top-tier Fayette County public schools, a strong community spirit, and an escape from urban gridlock, Fayetteville delivers a relaxed, grounded quality of life.
