Registered Nurse - NICU (Neonatal Intensive Care) - Mckinney, Texas

Advance your nursing career by supporting newborns and their families in a Neonatal Intensive Care Unit (NICU). As a Registered Nurse (RN) specializing in NICU care, you will be an essential part of a collaborative healthcare team, providing expert, compassionate care to critically ill or premature infants. This contract opportunity offers a platform to utilize your clinical skills, support families, and deliver evidence-based interventions in a dynamic and rewarding environment.

Schedule/Hours:

• Details provided upon interview

Qualifications & Preferred Experience:

• Current RN license in good standing
• Minimum of one year of direct NICU experience
• Strong assessment and critical thinking abilities
• Proven ability to work efficiently in a multidisciplinary team
• Basic Life Support (BLS) and Neonatal Resuscitation Program (NRP) certification required
• Excellent communication and patient advocacy skills
• Commitment to maintaining a safe, supportive environment for newborns and their families

Key Responsibilities:

• Deliver high-quality, developmentally sensitive nursing care to neonates in a Level III or Level IV NICU setting
• Closely monitor patient status and provide timely interventions as needed
• Work collaboratively with neonatologists, respiratory therapists, and other specialists
• Educate and support families throughout the infant’s NICU stay
• Adhere to facility policies, regulatory requirements, and best nursing practices
• Accurate documentation of patient assessments, medications, and progress

Perks & Benefits:

• Opportunity to expand your NICU expertise in a leading healthcare environment
• Access to state-of-the-art clinical resources and technology
• Support from an experienced clinical team
• Professional development opportunities

If you are an RN with passion, dedication, and NICU expertise, your next rewarding contract role awaits. Take the next step in your nursing journey—apply today to make a meaningful impact on the tiniest patients and their families.