Emergency Room RN Nights

apartment CentralCare Inc location_onKilleen, TX 76549, US

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Registered Nurse – Emergency Room (ER)

Location: Carl R. Darnall Army Medical Center (CRDAMC), Fort Hood, TX

CentralCare is seeking a highly skilled and experienced Emergency Room Registered Nurse (ER RN) to provide full-time services at Carl R. Darnall Army Medical Center (CRDAMC), Fort Cavazos, TX. This is an excellent opportunity to support our military service members and their families as a federal civilian contractor.

Highlights of this Opportunity

Federal civilian contractor role – direct support to military families
Competitive pay with full-time and PRN options
All U.S. state RN licenses accepted (must be unrestricted)
Orientation provided at billable rate
Long-term contract with extension opportunities
Mission essential designation – critical support role

Position Details

Base Pay: $55/hr
New Contract H&W Rate: $4.93/hr
Shift Differentials:
- Weekday Evening: + $1 ($56/hr)
- Weekday Night: + $2 ($57/hr)
- Weekend Day: + $2 ($57/hr)
- Weekend Evening: + $3 ($58/hr)
- Weekend Night: + $5 ($60/hr)
Benefits: Health & malpractice coverage, 401(k) eligibility
Availability: Full-Time or PRN if local
Shift: Nights – This facility is a 24-hour facility and there are 12-hour shifts within the schedule period. Staff must be available to work all shifts available.
Scheduling:
- Government provides schedules 2 months in advance
- PRN staff are required to be available to work all holidays
- PRN staff must work a minimum of 24 hours/month
Contract Length: 1 year preferred (with extension option)
Credentialing Timeline: Estimated 45–60 days
Mission Essential: Required to report during inclement weather, natural disasters, or emergencies

Responsibilities

Provide emergency nursing care to patients in CRDAMC’s Emergency Department
Ensure patient safety and continuity of care during all assigned shifts
Adhere to federal, hospital, and ER-specific protocols for emergency care delivery
Accurately sign in/out using Government timekeeping systems
Remain on duty until relieved by a qualified replacement
Participate in required shift reports, morning/evening huddles, rounds, and team meetings

Qualifications

Active, unrestricted RN license (any U.S. state or territory accepted)
Have a minimum of three (3) years of experience as a registered nurse with at least 2 years of experience within the last three years in an intensive care unit with four or more beds as a registered nurse.
Must have at least 6+ months of experience in Level III Trauma Center or above.
U.S. Citizenship (required for Department of Defense system access)
Active Certifications: BLS/ACLS/PALS/TNCC (Within 6 months of employment)
Strong critical thinking and emergency triage skills
Must meet immunization, background, and health requirements per federal contract standards

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