Saint Luke's

This part-time Registered Nurse role is based in the Emergency Department at a Saint Luke's Community Hospital in Kansas. The position focuses on providing direct patient care across various acuity levels, including triage, stabilization, and managing life support needs alongside physicians and paramedics. Key responsibilities include performing on-site laboratory testing, collecting detailed patient histories, and participating in quality improvement activities. The role offers significant autonomy and flexibility, allowing nurses to engage more deeply with patients and influence daily hospital operations in a smaller facility setting. The position appeals to self-driven professionals seeking a collaborative culture with strong nurse governance, extensive continuing education opportunities, and a mission-driven environment within a nonprofit health system.

The Nurse Manager role leads the pediatric behavioral residential team at Saint Luke's Children Center, a faith-based nonprofit health system in Kansas City. This full-time position requires an RN with at least two years of acute hospital care experience to oversee care delivery, develop unit policies, and ensure alignment with strategic patient-centered goals. Key responsibilities include driving employee engagement and retention, collaborating with multidisciplinary teams to optimize clinical processes, and occasionally participating in direct patient care. The role appeals to leaders seeking a collaborative environment that values innovation, work-life balance, and diverse perspectives. While primarily a day shift Monday through Friday, some weekend coverage is required. The position offers the opportunity to shape care in a healing environment dedicated to supporting children with behavioral health needs.

The role involves leading nursing operations within a Magnet-designated trauma center's surgery department at a nonprofit health system. The Nurse Manager is accountable for developing care strategies, optimizing unit policies, and driving employee engagement while maintaining clinical competencies. Key responsibilities include collaborating with multidisciplinary teams to ensure patient-centered care, fostering a culture of innovation, and supporting staff development. This position appeals to leaders who thrive in high-pressure environments and value work-life balance. The organization offers a collaborative, inclusive workspace where all voices are heard, providing opportunities for professional growth within a diverse team dedicated to excellence in patient care.

This full-time hospital-based role is a Registered Nurse Residency Program designed for new graduate nurses within the Healthcare & Medical Services department at Saint Luke's Hospital of Kansas City. The position combines structured classroom education, clinical simulations, and hands-on patient care to support the transition from academic study to professional practice. Key responsibilities include performing comprehensive patient assessments, administering medications safely, developing individualized care plans, and collaborating with interdisciplinary teams to ensure high-quality outcomes. The program is appealing for its strong emphasis on mentorship, continuous professional development, and a supportive culture that values innovation and teamwork. Candidates will work on-site with rotating shifts while benefiting from extensive training resources and a comprehensive benefits package.

This part-time Registered Nurse role supports the Cardiovascular Consultant Clinic at Saint Luke's North Hospital, focusing on delivering specialized cardiovascular care. Key responsibilities include performing clinical tasks such as IV insertion and medication administration, managing patient flow and telephone triage, and serving as a subject matter expert for patient education. The position also involves delegating tasks to staff and assisting with clinic operations. The role appeals to professionals seeking a collaborative environment within a faith-based, nonprofit health system that values diversity and inclusion. Offering a flexible part-time schedule of 24 hours per week with alternating shifts, the position allows for work-life balance while contributing to a team dedicated to excellence in patient care.