Jobs at UVM Health - Porter Medical Center

This Registered Nurse role serves as a Medical/Surgical Float Resource within the UVM Medical Center, supporting a diverse range of inpatient units including critical care, cardiology, and oncology. The position involves collaborating with multidisciplinary teams to deliver high-quality patient care across varying clinical environments while utilizing a broad skill set. Key responsibilities include adapting to different unit needs, participating in structured preceptorships, and engaging in shared governance to influence nursing practices. The role is appealing due to a supportive culture that prioritizes professional growth, safe patient handling equipment, and excellent patient ratios. Located in Burlington, Vermont, the position offers a high quality of life with access to outdoor recreation and a vibrant community. The position is based on-site with no on-call requirements and includes comprehensive benefits such as health insurance and retirement plans.

This Registered Nurse role is based on Miller 6, a 32-bed post-operative orthopedic unit caring for patients recovering from trauma, joint replacements, and spine surgeries. The position involves collaborating with a multidisciplinary team including therapists and case managers to deliver high-quality care in a facility equipped with advanced patient handling technology. Key responsibilities include managing post-surgical patient care, participating in shared governance initiatives, and pursuing professional growth through specialized certifications and the Clinical Advancement and Recognition Program. The role is appealing due to a supportive culture that prioritizes nurse well-being, structured preceptorships, and excellent patient ratios. Located in Burlington, Vermont, the position offers a high quality of life with access to outdoor recreation and a vibrant local scene. This is a full-time on-site role with no on-call requirements.

This Registered Nurse role operates within a 35-bay Perianesthesia unit at a Level 1 trauma center in Burlington, Vermont, supporting diverse inpatient and outpatient surgical populations. Key responsibilities include managing patient recovery across all service lines, utilizing critical care skills, and adhering to required on-call schedules. The position is appealing due to a supportive culture that prioritizes safe patient handling, structured preceptorships, and professional growth through shared governance. The team maintains excellent nurse-to-patient ratios and offers a high quality of life in a city recognized for its health, outdoor recreation, and vibrant community. The role requires current Vermont RN licensure and an ADN, with a BSN preferred.

This Registered Nurse role is based in the Miller 4 unit, a 32-bed progressive-care cardiac care unit at a Level I tertiary hospital in Burlington, Vermont. The position involves managing a diverse patient population with complex heart conditions, including heart failure, arrhythmias, and myocardial infarctions, using state-of-the-art technology within a collaborative interdisciplinary team. Key responsibilities include delivering patient-centered care, utilizing shared governance to influence practice, and participating in structured preceptorships and continuing education. The role is appealing due to a supportive culture that prioritizes nurse well-being, safe patient handling equipment, and professional growth opportunities. The position is on-site with no on-call requirements and offers a high quality of life in a city known for its outdoor recreation, food scene, and health rankings.

This Registered Nurse role operates within a 35-bay Perianesthesia unit at a Level 1 trauma center in Burlington, Vermont, supporting diverse inpatient and outpatient surgical populations. The position requires current RN licensure and involves managing patient recovery across all service lines, with critical care experience preferred. Key responsibilities include monitoring post-operative patients, administering care in a high-acuity environment, and participating in on-call rotations. The role is appealing due to a supportive culture that prioritizes safe patient handling, structured preceptorships, and professional growth through shared governance. The team offers a collaborative environment with excellent nurse-to-patient ratios and access to continuing education. Located in a vibrant city known for outdoor recreation and a high quality of life, the position provides a remote-friendly work arrangement with on-site duties and required on-call availability.

This Registered Nurse role is based in a 35-bay Perianesthesia unit at a Level 1 trauma center in Burlington, Vermont, supporting diverse inpatient and outpatient surgical populations. The position requires current RN licensure and involves managing patient recovery across all service lines, with critical care experience preferred. Key responsibilities include monitoring post-operative patients, administering care in a high-acuity environment, and participating in on-call rotations. The role is appealing due to a supportive culture that prioritizes safe patient ratios, shared governance, and professional growth through structured preceptorships. The team benefits from significant investments in safety equipment and a commitment to nurse well-being. Located in a vibrant city known for outdoor recreation and health, the position offers a high quality of life with remote flexibility not specified but the location itself is a major draw.

This Registered Nurse role supports patient care within a dynamic Cardiovascular Unit at a Level I tertiary hospital in Burlington, Vermont. The position covers pre- and post-procedural care for outpatients across various specialized labs including Cardiac Catheterization and Electrophysiology. Key responsibilities include managing diverse patient populations, collaborating with an interdisciplinary team, and utilizing state-of-the-art technology. The role appeals to professionals seeking a supportive culture with structured preceptorships, opportunities for Board Certification, and a shared governance model that empowers nurses. The schedule operates Monday through Friday with occasional evening on-call shifts. The position offers a high quality of life in a city known for its outdoor recreation, robust food scene, and health-focused community.

This Registered Nurse role operates within a 35-bay Perianesthesia unit at a Level 1 trauma center in Burlington, Vermont, supporting diverse inpatient and outpatient surgical populations. The position requires current RN licensure and involves managing patient recovery across all service lines, with critical care experience preferred. Key responsibilities include monitoring post-operative patients, administering care in a high-acuity environment, and collaborating with the operating room team. The role is appealing due to a supportive culture that prioritizes safe patient ratios, shared governance, and professional growth through structured preceptorships and continuing education. The team benefits from significant investments in safety equipment and a commitment to nurse well-being. While on-call duties are required, the position offers a high quality of life in a city recognized for its health, outdoor recreation, and vibrant community.

This Registered Nurse position supports a 26-bed General Surgery unit in Burlington, Vermont, caring for diverse surgical, trauma, and burn patients. The role involves managing acute care for individuals recovering from procedures such as colorectal, plastic, and weight loss surgeries, while collaborating within a flexible, multidisciplinary team. Key responsibilities include providing direct patient care, participating in structured preceptorships, and engaging in professional development through certifications and the Clinical Advancement and Recognition Program. The position is appealing due to a supportive culture that prioritizes shared governance, safe patient handling equipment, and excellent nurse-to-patient ratios. Located in a vibrant city known for outdoor recreation and health initiatives, the role offers remote flexibility for administrative tasks and requires no on-call duties, fostering a balanced work-life environment.

This Registered Nurse role is based in the Miller 3 Cardiothoracic Telemetry Unit, a 32-bed surgical telemetry department in Burlington, Vermont. The position focuses on delivering high-quality, patient-centered care to individuals recovering from cardiothoracic, vascular, and urology surgeries. Key responsibilities include monitoring patient vitals, managing post-operative care plans, and collaborating within a multidisciplinary team to ensure safe outcomes. The role is appealing due to a supportive culture that prioritizes professional growth through structured preceptorships and shared governance, alongside a commitment to excellent nurse-to-patient ratios and modern safety equipment. The position operates on a standard schedule without on-call requirements and offers a high quality of life in a city known for its outdoor recreation, vibrant food scene, and health-focused community.

This Registered Nurse role within the Vascular Access team at UVMMC focuses on providing specialized clinical support for patients ranging from pediatric to adult. Key responsibilities include inserting peripheral IVs and PICCs using ultrasound technology, consulting with staff on vascular access complications, and managing device maintenance and occlusion clearance. The position offers a collaborative environment where nurses have a voice through shared governance and benefit from structured preceptorships and professional growth opportunities. Located in Burlington, Vermont, the role provides access to a vibrant cultural hub known for outdoor recreation and a high quality of life. The team is committed to safe patient handling and maintaining excellent nurse-to-patient ratios, fostering a supportive culture where staff feel valued.

This full-time Registered Nurse role is based in the 32-bed progressive-care CCU at a Level I tertiary hospital in Burlington, Vermont. The position focuses on treating diverse cardiac conditions including heart failure, arrhythmias, and myocardial infarctions within a collaborative interdisciplinary team. Key responsibilities involve delivering patient-centered care using state-of-the-art technology, adhering to safe patient handling protocols, and participating in shared governance structures. The role is appealing due to a supportive culture that prioritizes professional growth through structured preceptorships and continuing education, alongside a commitment to excellent nurse-to-patient ratios. The position offers on-site work without on-call requirements and provides access to a vibrant city known for its outdoor recreation, robust food scene, and high quality of life.

This Registered Nurse role within the Vascular Access team at UVMMC focuses on providing specialized clinical support for patients ranging from pediatric to adult. Key responsibilities include inserting peripheral IVs and PICCs using ultrasound technology, consulting with staff on vascular access complications, and managing device maintenance and education. The position is appealing due to a supportive culture that prioritizes professional growth, structured preceptorships, and shared governance where nurses have a voice. The team emphasizes safe patient handling and maintains excellent patient ratios. Located in Burlington, Vermont, the role offers a high quality of life with access to outdoor activities and a vibrant community, while the position itself does not require on-call duties.

This Registered Nurse position serves the General Medicine unit at University of Vermont Medical Center, caring for patients with complex acute and chronic multi-system needs including renal, respiratory, and geriatric conditions. The role involves managing diverse patient populations ranging from ICU step-downs to those with substance use disorders and infectious diseases, without requiring on-call duties. The position is appealing due to a supportive culture that prioritizes safe patient handling, structured preceptorships, and shared governance where nurses have a voice. The team emphasizes professional growth, competitive patient ratios, and a commitment to staff well-being. Located in Burlington, the role offers a high quality of life in a designated healthy city with access to outdoor recreation and a vibrant cultural scene.

This full-time Registered Nurse role is based in the Miller 4 unit, a 32-bed progressive-care cardiac care unit at a Level I tertiary hospital in Burlington, Vermont. The position involves managing a diverse patient population with complex heart conditions, including heart failure, arrhythmias, and myocardial infarctions, using state-of-the-art technology within a collaborative interdisciplinary team. Key responsibilities include delivering patient and family-centered care, utilizing shared governance to influence unit practices, and participating in structured preceptorships and continuing education. The role is appealing due to the hospital's commitment to safe patient handling, excellent nurse-to-patient ratios, and a culture that values professional growth and employee well-being. Located in a designated healthiest city known for outdoor recreation and a vibrant cultural scene, the position offers a high quality of life with no on-call requirements.

This Registered Nurse position is based at a dialysis facility in South Burlington, Vermont, focusing on delivering professional nursing care to patients in various stages of health. The role involves assessing patient needs, planning and implementing care strategies, and providing education for post-discharge management within a multidisciplinary team. The position appeals to candidates through a supportive culture that prioritizes safe patient handling, structured preceptorships, and professional growth opportunities. The team emphasizes shared governance, ensuring nurses have a voice in decision-making, while maintaining excellent patient ratios. Located in Burlington, a city known for its outdoor recreation and high quality of life, the role offers a blend of professional fulfillment and an active lifestyle. The position requires current Vermont RN licensure and an associate degree, with a bachelor's degree preferred.

This Registered Nurse role serves as a Medical/Surgical Float Resource within the UVM Medical Center, supporting a diverse range of inpatient units including cardiology, critical care, and oncology. The position involves collaborating with multidisciplinary teams to deliver high-quality patient care across varying clinical environments while utilizing a broad skill set. Key responsibilities include adapting to different unit needs, participating in structured preceptorships, and engaging in shared governance to influence nursing practices. The role is appealing due to a supportive culture that prioritizes professional growth, safe patient handling, and work-life balance. It offers a flexible work arrangement without on-call requirements and is situated in Burlington, a city recognized for its health-focused lifestyle and vibrant community amenities.

This Registered Nurse role is based in the 32-bed progressive-care Cardiac Care Unit at a Level I tertiary hospital in Burlington, Vermont. The position involves managing a diverse patient population with complex heart conditions, including heart failure, arrhythmias, and myocardial infarctions, using state-of-the-art technology within a collaborative interdisciplinary team. Key responsibilities include delivering patient and family-centered care, utilizing shared governance to influence practice, and participating in structured preceptorships and continuing education. The role is appealing due to a supportive culture that prioritizes nurse well-being, safe patient handling equipment, and excellent patient ratios. It offers significant opportunities for professional growth without on-call requirements. The position is located in a vibrant city known for its outdoor recreation, robust food scene, and high quality of life.

This Registered Nurse role is based on the McClure 5 Neurosurgery Unit in Burlington, Vermont, supporting a diverse patient population including neurology, neurosurgery, and ENT cases. The position involves managing complex patients in a progressive care setting without requiring on-call duties. Key responsibilities include delivering specialized nursing care, participating in structured preceptorships, and engaging in shared governance to influence team culture. The role is appealing due to the organization's commitment to professional growth, safe patient handling equipment, and excellent nurse-to-patient ratios. Located in a designated healthiest city, the position offers a high quality of life with access to outdoor recreation and a vibrant cultural scene. The work arrangement is on-site with no travel requirements.

This Registered Nurse position is based on Baird 4, a General Medicine unit at the University of Vermont Medical Center that treats patients with complex acute and chronic conditions, including respiratory, renal, and infectious diseases. The role uniquely supports tracheostomy and ventilator-dependent adults outside of the ICU. Key responsibilities involve managing multi-system health needs, administering specialized care, and collaborating within a team that prioritizes safe patient handling. The position is appealing due to a supportive culture that values professional growth through structured preceptorships and shared governance. The hospital offers a comprehensive benefits package and maintains excellent nurse-to-patient ratios. Located in Burlington, the role provides access to a vibrant community known for outdoor recreation and high quality of life, with the option for remote administrative work and no on-call requirements.

This Registered Nurse role is based at a dialysis facility in South Burlington, focusing on delivering professional nursing care to patients through assessment, planning, and evaluation of care plans. The position involves direct patient care, patient education, and preparation for post-discharge management as part of a multidisciplinary team. The role appeals to candidates seeking a supportive environment with a commitment to safe patient handling, structured preceptorships, and opportunities for professional growth through shared governance. The position offers a high quality of life in Burlington, known for its outdoor recreation and vibrant community, with a work arrangement located on-site in Vermont.

This Registered Nurse position supports the General Medicine unit at University of Vermont Medical Center, caring for patients with complex acute and chronic multi-system needs including renal, respiratory, and elder care. The role involves managing diverse patient populations ranging from ICU step-downs to those admitted from community hospitals, with a focus on specialties like dialysis and wound care. The position is appealing due to a supportive culture that prioritizes safe patient handling, structured preceptorships, and shared governance, ensuring nurses have a voice in their work environment. The role offers a flexible schedule without on-call requirements and is located in Burlington, a vibrant city known for its outdoor activities and high quality of life.