We are seeking a Registered Nurse Multi Trauma to provide high-quality, evidence-based care to patients with complex injuries in a dynamic trauma unit.
Key Responsibilities Include
Performing comprehensive patient assessments
Administering medications accurately
Coordinating multidisciplinary treatment plans
Responding swiftly to changes in patient condition
Educating patients and families about care procedures
Maintaining precise documentation and ensuring safety and infection-control standards
Qualifications And Skills
Current RN license with relevant clinical experience in trauma or critical care settings
Strong assessment and clinical decision-making abilities
Excellent communication and patient education skills
Ability to work effectively in a fast-paced, team-oriented environment
Neighborhoods+Old Town Englewood, centered near South Broadway between Hampden Avenue and Dartmouth, is the most walkable hub, featuring historic bungalows and craftsman homes within easy reach of cafes and the transit station. Northeast Englewood borders Hampden and South Colorado Boulevard, offering mid-century ranches and renovated homes with a more suburban texture close to Denver enclaves. CityCenter Englewood is a master-planned, mixed-use district with apartments directly above retail and transit, while the neighboring Wellness District is centered directly around Swedish Medical Center.
Old Town Englewood, centered near South Broadway between Hampden Avenue and Dartmouth, is the most walkable hub, featuring historic bungalows and craftsman homes within easy reach of cafes and the transit station. Northeast Englewood borders Hampden and South Colorado Boulevard, offering mid-century ranches and renovated homes with a more suburban texture close to Denver enclaves.
CityCenter Englewood is a master-planned, mixed-use district with apartments directly above retail and transit, while the neighboring Wellness District is centered directly around Swedish Medical Center.
Getting around+Healthcare workers stationed in the Wellness District have exceptionally short local trips, often walkable from central neighborhoods. For regional access, drivers use Highway 85 (Santa Fe Drive) or South Broadway to reach Denver in roughly fifteen to twenty minutes, while the Englewood Station hub connects regional riders through RTD light rail and bus routes. Shift workers also look south toward neighboring Historic Downtown Littleton, utilizing the RTD stop along that corridor for straightforward hospital connections.
Healthcare workers stationed in the Wellness District have exceptionally short local trips, often walkable from central neighborhoods. For regional access, drivers use Highway 85 (Santa Fe Drive) or South Broadway to reach Denver in roughly fifteen to twenty minutes, while the Englewood Station hub connects regional riders through RTD light rail and bus routes.
Shift workers also look south toward neighboring Historic Downtown Littleton, utilizing the RTD stop along that corridor for straightforward hospital connections.
Outdoors+Englewood maintains 12 city parks, five dog-friendly recreation spaces, three community gardens, a skate park, and the municipal recreation center. Paved multi-use routes along the South Platte River Trail and Bear Creek Trail cater to cyclists and runners year-round. Families and outdoor lovers also frequent the Pirates Cove Family Aquatic Center on West Belleview Avenue and Broken Tee Englewood Golf Course, with regional open water access at Cherry Creek State Park and Chatfield State Park located a short drive away.
Englewood maintains 12 city parks, five dog-friendly recreation spaces, three community gardens, a skate park, and the municipal recreation center. Paved multi-use routes along the South Platte River Trail and Bear Creek Trail cater to cyclists and runners year-round.
Families and outdoor lovers also frequent the Pirates Cove Family Aquatic Center on West Belleview Avenue and Broken Tee Englewood Golf Course, with regional open water access at Cherry Creek State Park and Chatfield State Park located a short drive away.
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 Englewood
For nurses relocating to the southern Denver metro, Englewood offers a rare balance: an independent municipality with its own civic services, anchored directly around a dedicated Wellness District housing Swedish Medical Center and major clinical providers. Living here eliminates brutal highway commutes for healthcare workers, who can settle in walkable Old Town bungalows, modern CityCenter transit-adjacent flats, or quiet mid-century ranches in Northeast Englewood. South Broadway forms the city's lively spine, lined with independent dining, coffee shops, and monthly creative gatherings like Second Saturdays. Outdoor life is built into everyday routines, from the paved South Platte River and Bear Creek trails to Pirates Cove Family Aquatic Center and nearby state reservoirs. Navigating the wider metro is seamless via Highway 85 and the Englewood RTD light rail station. Practical tradeoffs exist: public school ratings are mixed outside the southeastern pocket zoned for Cherry Creek Schools, commercial thoroughfares can feel utilitarian, and crime rates remain elevated compared to state averages despite downward trends. For clinicians seeking urban proximity and an authentic community identity, Englewood stands out as a functional, grounded base.
