Top Nursing RN Jobs in Chicago, IL

Lead and manage regional in-home clinical operations: supervise and develop Sprinter clinical teams, ensure regulatory compliance and quality, coordinate patient care and triage, optimize workflows and resource allocation, and travel up to 50% to support regional markets.

Provide and coordinate nursing care in patients' homes per physician orders and agency policy. Perform comprehensive assessments (OASIS), medication reconciliation, document visits, supervise aides and LPNs, communicate with physicians and care team, participate in quality improvement, orientation/precepting, on-call rotations, and ensure compliance with home health eligibility and infection control standards.

The RN Reviewer performs medical necessity reviews, collaborates with providers, documents accurately, and identifies opportunities for improvement in healthcare delivery.

Coordinates nursing care for skilled residents, maintains medical records, audits documentation and quality processes, follows up on incidents, supports admissions and discharges, supervises direct-care staff, provides nursing care and staff education, and communicates resident updates and orders with healthcare providers.

Conducts pre-operative phone assessments, reviews medical and medication histories, coordinates required labs, imaging, EKGs, and medical evaluations, and provides patients with surgery preparation instructions. Ensures medical records contain complete documentation and test results before procedures. Identifies cases requiring anesthesiologist or surgeon review, communicates clinical findings, supports patient safety, and maintains professional interactions in a fast-paced surgical center.

Provides direct nursing care to senior living residents, supervises resident assistants, monitors medical and behavioral changes, develops and reassesses care plans, follows physician orders, coordinates preventive and rehabilitative services, and reports community and resident needs to the Director of Health Services. The role also supports activities of daily living, resident independence, family engagement, and hospitality-focused interactions.

Provides direct nursing care to senior living residents, including assisting with activities of daily living, monitoring medical and behavioral changes, developing and reassessing care plans, following physician orders, coordinating services, and supervising resident assistants. The LPN reports community and resident conditions to health services leadership and must maintain a valid state nursing license and respond to community emergencies.

Coordinates nursing simulation and laboratory activities, facilitates realistic clinical scenarios, maintains equipment and supplies, and supervises student skills practice. Provides individualized tutoring, coaching, remediation, NCLEX-RN preparation, and academic support. Develops personalized success plans, tracks student progress, supports at-risk students, and collaborates with faculty and academic leaders to promote student achievement and program success.

Provides nursing care for neurology patients during day shifts, including assessments, care coordination, patient and family education, communication with healthcare providers, quality improvement participation, and compliance with current nursing standards and regulations.

Provides direct hemodialysis care, including patient assessments, medication administration, treatment monitoring, plan adjustments, education, and documentation. Supervises dialysis technicians, coordinates care with physicians and healthcare professionals, reports critical lab results, and ensures compliance with clinical, safety, state, and federal regulations. The role requires an RN license, nursing experience, dialysis experience, and BLS certification.

Oversee resident health through assessments, health trend monitoring, medication management, documentation, care coordination, infection control, and regulatory compliance. Lead clinical training, support staff development, monitor incidents, and drive quality improvements while collaborating with families, physicians, and clinical teams to promote safe, high-quality senior living care.