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Eisenhower Health

Nonprofit hospital delivering comprehensive medical care

Registered Nurse - RN, Discharge Lounge

Full-Time
$43.38 - $70.17+ Sign-on bonus
Junior
Bachelor's, Master's
California, USA
In Person
Medical, Clinical & VeterinaryNursing & Frontline Patient Care

About the job

Requirements
  • A Bachelor of Science in Nursing, a Master's degree in Nursing, or enrollment in an RN-BSN or RN-MSN program within one year of hire with completion within five years of hire is required for those hired after July 1, 2012.
  • California Registered Nurse licensure is required.
  • Basic Life Support from the American Heart Association is required in all departments upon hire.
  • Advanced Cardiovascular Life Support from the American Heart Association is required upon hire for 6400 2N LDRP and 7010 Emergency Room; within 90 days of hire for 6010 Intensive Care Units, 6173 Vascular AP4S, 6174 Renker Pavilion 1E, 7420 Surgery Main, 7426 Perianesthesia - EDOSC, 7427 Perianesthesia - Main Surgery, 7428 Special Procedures, 7429 Perianesthesia - Same Day Surgery DHOC, 7430 Surgery Same Day DHOC, 7431 EDOSC Surgery, 7570 Cardiac Cath Lab, 7571 Electro Physiology Lab, 7581 EDCC Cardiology Clinic, 7588 EDCC OP Cardiovascular Testing, 7590 Cardiology, 7630 Radiology Main, 7631 Interventional Radiology, 7760 GI Lab, and 7761 Mirage Endoscopy.
  • Pediatric Advanced Life Support from the American Heart Association is required upon hire for 7426 Perianesthesia - EDOSC, 7427 Perianesthesia - Main Surgery, 7429 Perianesthesia - Same Day Surgery DHOC, 7431 EDOSC Surgery, 7630 Radiology Main, and 7631 Interventional Radiology; within 30 days of hire for 7010 Emergency Room; and within 180 days of hire for 6172 Medical Surgical 4E, for Pediatric RNs only.
  • Neonatal Resuscitation Advanced Provider certification from the American Heart Association and American Academy of Pediatrics is required upon hire for 6400 2N LDRP and 6530 Neonatal ICU Level II.
  • For assignment to 6400 2N LDRP as a Labor RN, Association of Women's Health, Obstetric and Neonatal Nurses certification is required: basic fetal monitoring upon hire, intermediate fetal monitoring within 90 days, and advanced fetal monitoring within one year.
  • Sugar, Temperature, Airway, Blood Pressure, Lab Work, and Emotional Support course completion is required within 30 days of hire for 6400 2N LDRP (Postpartum RNs only) and 6530 Neonatal ICU Level II.
  • An ONS Provider Card is required within 90 days of hire for 7641 Main Infusion, 7643 Hem/Onc Infusion (LCCC), 7646 Hem/Onc Infusion (Rancho Plaza), and 7647 Hem/Onc Bighorn Infusion (Argyros); it is required within one year of hire for 6171 Medical Surgical 3E if hired after February 1, 2026, and current employees must obtain it by November 1, 2026.
  • Oncology Nurse Certification is required within three years for full-time or part-time employees hired after January 1, 2022, assigned to 7641 Main Infusion, 7643 Hem/Onc Infusion (LCCC), 7646 Hem/Onc Infusion (Rancho Plaza), or 7647 Hem/Onc Bighorn Infusion (Argyros).
  • Hyperbaric Certification is required within one year of hire for 7070 Wound Care Clinic (Warke).
  • One year of acute care Registered Nurse experience or successful completion of Eisenhower's Nurse Residency Program is required.
  • Ability to adapt quickly to changing priorities and unexpected situations is required.
  • Ability to handle difficult and stressful situations calmly and professionally is required.
  • Ability to operate general office equipment, including a computer, printer, scanner, and telephone, is required.
  • Accurate patient assessment skills appropriate to patient age and based on scientific facts and principles are required.
  • Knowledge and ability to function in a professional role and serve as a professional role model are required.
  • Knowledge of current nursing, medical, and health trends and practices in patient care is required.
  • Written and verbal communication skills are required.
Responsibilities
  • Demonstrate compliance with the Code of Conduct and compliance policies, resolve compliance questions or concerns, and report suspected violations.
  • Assess each patient's physical, psychosocial, and spiritual status comprehensively using age-specific data and scientific facts and principles.
  • Perform initial assessments and complete required documentation within organizational standards.
  • Perform and document ongoing assessments, including observation, physical examination, laboratory and test results, and patient response to procedural intervention.
  • Participate in identifying and clarifying patient needs through multidisciplinary care planning to achieve optimal patient outcomes.
  • Review and revise the plan of care according to changes in the patient's status.
  • Complete patient classification for assigned patients as required.
  • Implement the plan of care according to identified physical, psychosocial, and spiritual needs.
  • Use the Relationship-Based Care Professional Practice Model to guide interactions with patients, families, coworkers, staff, physicians, and self.
  • Complete patient care assignments in compliance with hospital policies and procedures for the clinical area.
  • Prioritize nursing interventions according to patient needs.
  • Communicate effectively in writing and verbally, presenting pertinent information using the SBAR format as appropriate.
  • Assist other staff in delivering patient care as appropriate.
  • Incorporate patient teaching and discharge planning to promote optimal patient outcomes.
  • Provide patient, family, and significant-other education; evaluate retention and document education according to organizational standards.
  • Coordinate and document discharge planning and referrals to ensure continuity of care after discharge.
  • Maintain commitment to professional development and clinical competency.
  • Attend required professional development sessions and staff meetings; identify knowledge deficits and seek resources or consultation to ensure safe patient care.
  • Use all communication channels, including organizational email, to obtain knowledge, transmit information, address concerns, and solve problems.
  • Embrace change and identify opportunities for improvement by using evidence-based practice.
  • Articulate knowledge and actively participate in nursing practice quality initiatives.
  • Incorporate performance improvement recommendations into daily practice.
  • Accept accountability and participate in problem-solving issues related to quality patient care outcomes.
  • Share knowledge and act as a professional resource to other members of the health care team.
  • Support and participate in Unit Based Council initiatives.
  • Contribute to peers' professional growth by providing feedback through peer coaching and evaluation.
  • Comply with divisional and unit-specific matrices.
  • Work at alternate sites when required.
  • Perform other duties as assigned.
Desired Qualifications
  • Experience in the area of specialty is preferred.

About the company

Eisenhower Health provides medical services through a network of hospitals, outpatient clinics, and specialized treatment centers. Patients receive care by consulting with a team of physicians and specialists who use diagnostic tools and clinical treatments to manage health conditions from initial checkups to surgery. Unlike many for-profit health systems, this organization operates as a non-profit institution that integrates medical education and community wellness programs directly into its local care model. The company's goal is to improve the well-being of its community by offering accessible, high-quality healthcare and preventive medical education.

Company Size

1,001-5,000

Company Stage

N/A

Total Funding

N/A

Headquarters

Rancho Mirage, California

Founded

1966

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What believers are saying

  • April 2026 Palm Springs outpatient campus expands cardiology and oncology access.
  • Eisenhower added 30 inpatient beds and a new memory care center in 2026.
  • Forbes 2026 Best-In-State Employers boosts recruiting versus regional hospital rivals.

What critics are saying

  • Kristine Kassner's January 2026 wrongful-termination suit exposes overtime and retaliation claims.
  • The 2025 Meta Pixel settlement signals privacy controls still carry expensive legal exposure.
  • Primary competitors are building closer outpatient networks, pressuring Eisenhower's referral base by 2026.

What makes Eisenhower Health unique

  • 2026 U.S. News ranked Eisenhower Health No. 1 in the Inland Empire.
  • UC San Diego Health affiliation brings NCI-linked cancer trials and specialty clinics.
  • Cardiovascular Institute expansion centralizes cardiologists and cardiothoracic surgeons in one location.

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Benefits

Health Insurance

Paid Vacation

Flexible Work Hours

Remote Work Options

401(k) Retirement Plan

Wellness Program

Mental Health Support

Conference Attendance Budget

Professional Development Budget

Stock Options

Company Equity

Phone/Internet Stipend

Home Office Stipend

Company News

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Jan 22nd, 2025
The William, Jeff Jennifer Gross Family Foundation Donates $18 Million In 2024

Additional $100,000 For Los Angeles Wildfire ReliefLAGUNA BEACH, Calif., Jan. 22, 2025 /PRNewswire/ -- The William, Jeff & Jennifer Gross Family Foundation, the charity founded by renowned investor and philanthropist Bill Gross and his son and daughter, announced that it donated $18 million to 61 non-profits and charities in 2024, including to hurricane relief and recovery efforts in North Carolina and Florida. Recipients included several California organizations in Orange and Riverside counties, as well as national and international charities including Doctors Without Borders, Solar Electric Light Fund, Mercy Ships, and Environmental Advocates NY.In addition, the Foundation donated $50,000 each to the Los Angeles Fire Department Foundation and to the American Red Cross for wildfire relief to assist those in need as a result of the devastating fires in Los Angeles County.The $640 million-asset Gross Family Foundation — among the largest private foundations in Orange County — continued the Gross Family's tradition of donating to organizations that have a direct impact on the communities they serve, whether locally in California or nationally and internationally. Many of the recipients are non-profits that support education, the arts, the environment, poverty, human rights, childhood development, and healthcare. The Foundation also directed one of its largest donations of $1.11 million to the University of Massachusetts for the support of a Pontifical Academy of Social Sciences Workshop on the Ethical Advancement of Artificial Intelligence. Established in 1994 by Pope John Paul II, the Pontifical Academy promotes the study and progress of the social sciences — primarily economics, sociology, law and political science."Jennifer, Jeff and I have always tried to seek out mission-driven, non-profit organizations that are as focused on outcomes as intent," said Mr