Top Nursing RN Jobs in Chicago, IL

Provide one-on-one private-duty home nursing for pediatric patients with G-tubes, trachs, and vents. Deliver direct patient care, follow care plans, administer tube/vent/trach care, document care, and coordinate with schedulers and case managers. Must hold IL RN or LPN license; training available for pediatrics and home health. Flexible full-time, part-time, or PRN shifts; PPE provided.

Leads and supervises nursing staff, coordinates patient care plans, monitors patient progress, ensures regulatory compliance, manages schedules and resources, supports patients and families, trains staff, and contributes to quality improvement initiatives.

Provides professional registered nursing care in an inpatient hospital setting, using independent clinical judgment and the nursing process. Prioritizes patient needs, coordinates interprofessional care, educates patients and families, mentors colleagues, supports quality improvement and research, advocates for patients, and leads care teams. The charge nurse also manages changing priorities, precepts staff or students, and ensures safe, high-quality, patient-centered outcomes.

Coordinates clinical research studies throughout the protocol lifecycle, supporting principal investigators and interdisciplinary teams. Reviews study feasibility, maintains compliant protocols and procedures, monitors deviations, recommends corrective actions, and escalates concerns. Provides guidance and training to clinical research nurses, mentors staff, supports adverse-event response, and delivers clinical nursing support across inpatient and outpatient settings. Maintains clinical proficiency and participates in committees and quality initiatives.

The LPN will assist cardiologists in a clinic setting, performing tasks like entering orders, refilling medications, and patient education.

Supervises hospice clinical personnel and ensures appropriate, high-quality patient care. Reviews referrals, diagnoses, prognoses, medications, and clinical records; determines hospice needs; assigns staff; conducts home visits; guides clinicians; supports hiring, orientation, training, policy development, and quality improvement activities. Collaborates with physicians and leadership while promoting hospice services, community outreach, and compassionate care for patients and families.

Surgical Directions seeks interim Nurse Leaders for roles like OR Directors and Managers to improve effectiveness in procedural care. Responsibilities include leadership during short-term gaps and establishing governance for change management.

Supervises multispecialty clinic nursing staff, including scheduling, staffing, education, competency, orientation, quality improvement, safety, budgeting, and performance management. Serves as a clinical mentor and resource, supports provider onboarding, leads staff meetings, addresses patient-care concerns, and ensures compliance with organizational policies, regulations, and applicable laws.

Provide direct nursing care to residents, supervise and delegate to resident assistants, assist with ADLs, identify and monitor medical/behavioral changes, develop and update care plans, report to Director of Health Services, follow physician orders, and ensure preventative, therapeutic, and rehabilitative services. Be available for community emergencies.

Provide after-hours hospice nursing care on a 7-on/7-off overnight schedule: triage calls, admissions, symptom management visits, medication administration, individualized care plans, caregiver education, and accurate clinical documentation. Must travel locally to patient homes as needed.