Join our dynamic healthcare team as a Registered Nurse (RN) or Licensed Practical Nurse (LPN), where your expertise will directly impact patient care and well-being.
Posted Oct 6
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acute care, long-term care, outpatient clinics, and community health environments · Long Term Care Your proactive approach and clinical skills will ensure safe, effective, and personalized care for individuals of all ages and health conditions.individuals of all ages and health conditions
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RN or LPN license
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Per Diem
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RN or LPN license
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Registered Nurse (RN) or Licensed Practical Nurse (LPN)Join our dynamic healthcare team as a Registered Nurse (RN) or Licensed Practical Nurse (LPN), where your expertise will directly impact patient care and well-being.
Experience
electronic health records (EHR/Epic/Meditech) and medical documentation standardsExtensive experience working with electronic health records (EHR/Epic/Meditech) and medical documentation standards.
Experience
ICU or trauma medicine environments with familiarity in Level I & II trauma center protocolsCritical care expertise in ICU or trauma medicine environments with familiarity in Level I & II trauma center protocols.
Experience
specialized fields such as cardiology, ophthalmology, infectious disease care, hospice & palliative medicine, geriatrics, and behavioral health support
Experience
pediatrics, neonatal ventilator management, individuals with developmental disabilities or dementia care
Also asks
clinical skills including IV insertion, phlebotomy, sterile processing, airway management, and aseptic techniquesProficiency in a broad range of clinical skills including IV insertion, phlebotomy, sterile processing, airway management, and aseptic techniques.
Also asks
diagnostic evaluations using ICD coding, CPT coding, laboratory testing procedures, and specimen collection/processingAbility to perform diagnostic evaluations using ICD coding (ICD-9/ICD-10), CPT coding for procedures, laboratory testing procedures, and specimen collection/processing.
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medical terminology, anatomy, physiology, and pharmacology related to acute pain management and medication administrationStrong understanding of medical terminology, anatomy knowledge, physiology principles, and pharmacology related to acute pain management and medication administration.
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vital signs monitoring, physical examinations, trauma assessment protocols, and telemetry monitoringSkilled in patient assessment techniques such as vital signs monitoring, physical examinations, trauma assessment protocols, and telemetry monitoring for cardiac patients.
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Workers' Compensation law regulations as they relate to occupational health cases
Preferred
Experience
home & community care environmentsFamiliarity with Workers' Compensation law regulations as they relate to occupational health cases; experience in home & community care environments is a plus.
In range for Georgia PRN rolesGeorgia PRN postings that state pay run $33/hr to $50/hr, the middle half $40/hr to $48/hr, across 149 postings.
Benefits
Benefitsflexible scheduleFlexible schedule
The role and schedule
Charting
Cerner or AthenahealthUtilize electronic health record (EHR) systems such as Cerner or Athenahealth to document medical records, treatment plans, and progress notes efficiently.
Day to day
perform patient assessments, vital signs, physical examinations, and health historiesPerform thorough patient assessments, including vital signs, physical examinations, and detailed health histories to inform individualized care plans.
Day to day
administer medications and injectionsAdminister medications and injections accurately following prescribed protocols while maintaining strict adherence to HIPAA and safety standards.
Day to day
document medical records, treatment plans, and progress notes in EHR systems
Day to day
conduct IV infusions, catheterizations, suturing, wound care, ostomy management, and tube feedingsConduct specialized procedures including IV infusions, catheterizations, suturing, wound care, ostomy management, and tube feedings with precision and aseptic technique.
Day to day
collaborate on diagnostic evaluations and critical care interventions
Day to day
manage patient triage in urgent care or emergency settingsManage patient triage in urgent care or emergency settings by prioritizing needs based on severity of condition while providing appropriate interventions.
Day to day
educate patients and families on medication management, chronic disease control, and post-discharge instructions
Charting
Epic or Meditech
Details
In personWork Location: In person
Worth asking
Can you walk me through base pay range and differentials?
What should I expect for shifts, weekly hours, weekend, holiday, call, and rotation?
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What orientation, preceptor time, and ongoing unit support are included?
How are patient load, floating, and staffing support handled day to day?
Join our dynamic healthcare team as a Registered Nurse (RN) or Licensed Practical Nurse (LPN), where your expertise will directly impact patient care and well-being. In this vital role, you will provide compassionate, comprehensive nursing services across diverse clinical settings, including acute care, long-term care, outpatient clinics, and community health environments. Your proactive approach and clinical skills will ensure safe, effective, and personalized care for individuals of all ages and health conditions. This position offers an exciting opportunity to work with a multidisciplinary team committed to excellence in patient outcomes and holistic health support.
Duties
Perform thorough patient assessments, including vital signs, physical examinations, and detailed health histories to inform individualized care plans.
Administer medications and injections accurately following prescribed protocols while maintaining strict adherence to HIPAA and safety standards.
Utilize electronic health record (EHR) systems such as Cerner or Athenahealth to document medical records, treatment plans, and progress notes efficiently.
Conduct specialized procedures including IV infusions, catheterizations, suturing, wound care, ostomy management, and tube feedings with precision and aseptic technique.
Collaborate with physicians and healthcare teams on diagnostic evaluations like laboratory testing, imaging procedures (e.g., sonography), and critical care interventions such as ventilator management or trauma response.
Manage patient triage in urgent care or emergency settings by prioritizing needs based on severity of condition while providing appropriate interventions.
Educate patients and families on health coaching topics such as medication management, chronic disease control (e.g., diabetes or cardiac conditions), and post-discharge instructions to promote recovery and wellness.
Skills
Extensive experience working with electronic health records (EHR/Epic/Meditech) and medical documentation standards.
Proficiency in a broad range of clinical skills including IV insertion, phlebotomy, sterile processing, airway management, and aseptic techniques.
Critical care expertise in ICU or trauma medicine environments with familiarity in Level I & II trauma center protocols.
Knowledge of specialized fields such as cardiology (cardiac catheterization), ophthalmology (Botulinum toxin treatments), infectious disease care, hospice & palliative medicine, geriatrics—including memory care—and behavioral health support.
Ability to perform diagnostic evaluations using ICD coding (ICD-9/ICD-10), CPT coding for procedures, laboratory testing procedures, and specimen collection/processing.
Strong understanding of medical terminology, anatomy knowledge, physiology principles, and pharmacology related to acute pain management and medication administration.
Experience working with diverse populations including pediatrics (neonatal resuscitation procedures), neonatal ventilator management, individuals with developmental disabilities or dementia care needs.
Skilled in patient assessment techniques such as vital signs monitoring, physical examinations, trauma assessment protocols, and telemetry monitoring for cardiac patients.
Familiarity with Workers' Compensation law regulations as they relate to occupational health cases; experience in home & community care environments is a plus.
This role is ideal for motivated nursing professionals eager to make a meaningful difference through expert patient care across multiple specialties!
Neighborhoods+Downtown Alpharetta and the adjacent Avalon development are the primary hubs for professionals seeking walkable living, featuring high-density condos, upscale townhomes, and easy access to retail and dining. Active residents often gravitate toward the Garden District for its direct connectivity to the Alpha Loop, Wills Park, and the Big Creek Greenway. Families and those seeking classic suburban amenities typically look to master-planned subdivisions like Windward, which features a private lake, swim and tennis clubs, and immediate access to GA-400. For renters or buyers seeking slightly more varied housing types or alternative price points, neighboring communities like Roswell and Johns Creek offer quick drives into northern Fulton County medical facilities.
Downtown Alpharetta and the adjacent Avalon development are the primary hubs for professionals seeking walkable living, featuring high-density condos, upscale townhomes, and easy access to retail and dining. Active residents often gravitate toward the Garden District for its direct connectivity to the Alpha Loop, Wills Park, and the Big Creek Greenway.
Families and those seeking classic suburban amenities typically look to master-planned subdivisions like Windward, which features a private lake, swim and tennis clubs, and immediate access to GA-400. For renters or buyers seeking slightly more varied housing types or alternative price points, neighboring communities like Roswell and Johns Creek offer quick drives into northern Fulton County medical facilities.
Getting around+Alpharetta's transit spine is GA-400, which bisects the city into eastern and western corridors and carries the bulk of regional traffic. Nurses working within North Fulton benefit from a localized reverse commute or short 15-minute surface-street drives, escaping the notoriously grueling southbound trek into central Atlanta. However, congestion concentrates heavily around interchange ramps during shift changes and along commercial corridors surrounding Avalon and Old Milton Parkway. Transit relies primarily on regional road networks, with rail connections through MARTA positioned further south in Sandy Springs and North Buckhead.
Alpharetta's transit spine is GA-400, which bisects the city into eastern and western corridors and carries the bulk of regional traffic. Nurses working within North Fulton benefit from a localized reverse commute or short 15-minute surface-street drives, escaping the notoriously grueling southbound trek into central Atlanta.
However, congestion concentrates heavily around interchange ramps during shift changes and along commercial corridors surrounding Avalon and Old Milton Parkway. Transit relies primarily on regional road networks, with rail connections through MARTA positioned further south in Sandy Springs and North Buckhead.
Outdoors+Outdoor recreation centers around the Big Creek Greenway, a 9-mile paved multi-use trail winding through scenic wetlands and woodlands that connects runners, cyclists, and rollerbladers across the city. Wills Park spans 120 acres and serves as an athletic anchor with walking trails, recreational fields, and the Wills Park Equestrian Center hosting regular horse shows. Across the park system—including Webb Bridge Park and North Park—the city provides extensive facilities with 15 lighted tennis courts and 8 pickleball courts, complemented by the expanding Alpha Loop trail network downtown.
Outdoor recreation centers around the Big Creek Greenway, a 9-mile paved multi-use trail winding through scenic wetlands and woodlands that connects runners, cyclists, and rollerbladers across the city. Wills Park spans 120 acres and serves as an athletic anchor with walking trails, recreational fields, and the Wills Park Equestrian Center hosting regular horse shows.
Across the park system—including Webb Bridge Park and North Park—the city provides extensive facilities with 15 lighted tennis courts and 8 pickleball courts, complemented by the expanding Alpha Loop trail network downtown.
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 Alpharetta
Alpharetta distinguishes itself from typical Atlanta suburbs by serving as an independent economic and lifestyle core, sparing relocating nurses the grueling daily commute into central Atlanta. Clinicians working at North Fulton medical facilities enjoy localized 15-minute commutes, returning home to a thriving blend of modern suburban design and active community greenways. The city's social life centers around Downtown Alpharetta and the Avalon complex, where high-end walkable dining spots like South Main Kitchen, Superica, and Jekyll Brewing mingle with outdoor shopping and weekend farmers markets. Outdoor enthusiasts take advantage of the 9-mile Big Creek Greenway, the Alpha Loop, and the equestrian rings and athletic facilities of 120-acre Wills Park. Off-duty evenings offer major concerts at the 12,000-seat Ameris Bank Amphitheatre or jazz at The Velvet Note. The primary tradeoff is a premium cost of living, with high housing demand and limited starter inventory driving intense competition for homes. However, for nurses seeking exemplary public schools, polished infrastructure, and safe, resort-style master-planned communities like Windward, Alpharetta represents one of the northern metro's most complete packages.
