Help Patients Find Relief. Restore Comfort. Change Lives.
As a Pain Management Procedure RN , you'll play a key role in helping patients improve their quality of life through specialized procedural care. Working alongside a skilled team of physicians and healthcare professionals, you'll provide compassionate, patient-centered care before, during, and after pain management procedures.
What You'll Do
Provide safe, high-quality care throughout the procedural experience
Assess, educate, and support patients and families
Monitor patients and respond to clinical needs using strong critical thinking skills
Collaborate with physicians and interdisciplinary team members to achieve the best outcomes
Coordinate care plans and advocate for exceptional patient experiences
Why You'll Love This Role
Make a meaningful impact on patients living with chronic pain
Work in a specialized, fast-paced procedural setting
Build lasting patient relationships while developing expertise in a growing specialty
Join a supportive team committed to excellence and compassionate care
Qualifications
Required
Active Registered Nurse (RN) license in Indiana or a compact licensure state
Preferred
BSN
Pain Management experience
Previous procedural nursing experience
Join Deaconess and be part of a team dedicated to helping patients regain comfort, function, and quality of life.
Neighborhoods+In Newburgh, residential living centers around scenic riverfront pockets, historic core streets like Liberty Street, and modern suburban subdivisions. Relocators prioritizing a quieter, higher-end community frequently look across Newburgh, while those seeking broader inventory or lower-priced housing often weigh neighboring Evansville options such as the east side, north side, or McCutchanville. Newburgh retains a distinctly quiet, suburban bedroom-community atmosphere compared to the more commercial and entertainment-heavy districts of Evansville.
In Newburgh, residential living centers around scenic riverfront pockets, historic core streets like Liberty Street, and modern suburban subdivisions. Relocators prioritizing a quieter, higher-end community frequently look across Newburgh, while those seeking broader inventory or lower-priced housing often weigh neighboring Evansville options such as the east side, north side, or McCutchanville.
Newburgh retains a distinctly quiet, suburban bedroom-community atmosphere compared to the more commercial and entertainment-heavy districts of Evansville.
Getting around+Newburgh functions as a direct satellite community to Evansville, situated approximately 10 miles away. Regional census data tracks an average commute time of about 20.1 minutes for workers heading across town or into Evansville employment centers. While the commute into Evansville is generally manageable by car, drivers must account for suburban traffic patterns heading west during morning and evening rush hours.
Newburgh functions as a direct satellite community to Evansville, situated approximately 10 miles away. Regional census data tracks an average commute time of about 20.1 minutes for workers heading across town or into Evansville employment centers.
While the commute into Evansville is generally manageable by car, drivers must account for suburban traffic patterns heading west during morning and evening rush hours.
Outdoors+Outdoor recreation in Newburgh revolves around the scenic Ohio Riverfront and the paved Rivertown Trail, which draws dog walkers, runners, and cyclists year-round. Public parks like Downing Park offer open green spaces, while nearby regional landmarks such as Angel Mounds State Historic Site and Wesselman Woods Nature Preserve provide extensive trails, historic earthworks, and old-growth forest exploration just outside town limits.
Outdoor recreation in Newburgh revolves around the scenic Ohio Riverfront and the paved Rivertown Trail, which draws dog walkers, runners, and cyclists year-round. Public parks like Downing Park offer open green spaces, while nearby regional landmarks such as Angel Mounds State Historic Site and Wesselman Woods Nature Preserve provide extensive trails, historic earthworks, and old-growth forest exploration just outside town limits.
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 Newburgh
Perched along the banks of the Ohio River in Warrick County, Newburgh offers a peaceful, scenic respite just 10 miles east of Evansville. For relocating healthcare professionals, the town delivers a classic riverfront atmosphere defined by the Rivertown Trail, scenic walks down Liberty Street, and neighborhood favorites like Cafe Arazu and Honeymoon Coffee. Living in Newburgh means trading the bustle of urban medical corridors for a tranquil bedroom community known for safety and top-rated Castle schools. The daily commute into Evansville typically runs around twenty minutes, making it an easy drive for hospital shift workers who want a quiet retreat after a long shift. However, relocating nurses must balance the tradeoffs: Newburgh is the highest-priced residential pocket in the immediate metro area, with tighter inventory concentrated in single-family homes rather than apartments. Nightlife and large commercial retail centers are minimal within town limits, requiring regular drives into Evansville for weekend entertainment, diverse shopping, and late-night eats.
