Top Nursing RN Jobs in Chicago, IL

Lead and manage the clinical department for a senior population: develop and evaluate nursing programs, ensure regulatory compliance, communicate resident status to families and physicians, modify care plans, supervise nursing staff, and document care in an EHR (e.g., PointClickCare).

Provide substitute nursing coverage for JK-12 students: manage chronic conditions, administer medications and first aid, triage emergencies, update medical records, consult with staff and parents, report communicable diseases, and recommend health and safety practices.

Lead and supervise nursing care on an evening pediatric unit, ensuring safety, high-quality documentation, patient assessments, staffing, training, policy compliance, and coordination with DON/medical staff. Serve as clinical resource, manage admissions/discharges, mentor staff, and oversee complex pediatric care and procedures.

Oversee clinical quality and compliance for a home health agency: coordinate patient care, assign staff, ensure individualized care plans, supervise and train field RNs/LPNs/aides, maintain regulatory and accreditation standards including HIPAA, Medicare, OASIS, and quality assurance protocols.

The Clinical Nurse Leader manages unit-level patient outcomes by coordinating interdisciplinary care, collecting and analyzing clinical and functional data, implementing and modifying evidence-based care plans, mentoring staff, monitoring patient satisfaction and discharge readiness, and leading quality improvement initiatives. Serves as charge nurse when needed and collaborates on policy, education, and data-driven performance improvements.

Oversee daily unit operations and administration, including staffing, budgeting, quality assurance, regulatory compliance, staff development, and systems utilization. Provide leadership, problem solving, and 24-hour accountability for the unit.

The Case Management Supervisor RN oversees department operations, manages staff, ensures service quality, and handles HR matters. Requires nursing experience and may involve clinical case management duties.

Provide pediatric nursing care in an outpatient setting including assessments, individualized plans of care and teaching, documentation, multidisciplinary communication, infection control/sterilization protocols, and participation in quality initiatives. Maintain BLS certification and Illinois RN licensure; may require additional department-specific certifications.

Provide high-quality obstetrical and postnatal nursing care, develop individualized care plans, coordinate interdisciplinary teams and referrals, track appointments and follow-up on abnormal labs, and support delivery planning and newborn/family education.

Provide clinical monitoring and support for residents, assist with admissions and care coordination, administer medications/treatments per physician orders, document observations and changes, support caregivers and medication personnel, and ensure compliance with state regulations and resident care plans.