Registered Nurse

Job Description

• 7:00 AM-7:30 PM (nurses are on a 3 on 3 off rotation)


• 7:00 PM-7:30 AM (nurses are on a 3 on 3 off rotation)

• Medical/dental/vision/life insurance


• Paid vacation and sick leave


• Paid holidays


• State retirement plan,


• Deferred compensation plan, and longevity pay.

• Knowledge of laws, principles, practices, and techniques of professional nursing.


• Knowledge of the maintenance of medical records, charts, reports, and observations.


• Knowledge of principles of the nursing process and scientific process.


• Knowledge of public healthcare functions and essential services.


• Knowledge of applying medical diagnosis and treatment to patient care.


• Knowledge of scientific concepts as a basis for decision making.


• Knowledge of physical, biological, and behavioral sciences.


• Knowledge of evaluation services and programs according to standards.


• Knowledge of work management and leadership theory and practice.


• Knowledge of federal, state, and local law pertaining to healthcare.

• Bend, lift, twist, push, pull, etc. would be expected to provide patient care and treatment in the clinic and hospital settings.


• Restrain clients for treatments and safety.


• Work evenings, nights, and /or weekends when the situation requires it.

• Bachelor's Degree (typically in Nursing)


• 0-2 years of progressive work experience (typically in Nursing) with acquired knowledge at the level of an LPN


• Must be licensed or eligible for licensure as Registered Nurse (RN) in the state of Wyoming.


• A valid and current CPR card


• Proficiency in the English language is necessary for communication with other staff and patients. RN must be able to communicate effectively in oral and written English

• 3-5 years of progressive experience (typically under Nursing) with acquired knowledge at the level of an LPN


• Must be licensed or eligible for licensure as a Registered Nurse (RN) in the State of Wyoming.


• A valid and current CPR card


• Proficiency in the English language is necessary for communication with other staff and patients. RN must be able to communicate effectively in oral and written English