Full-Time

RN Acute Care

Ortho Surgical

Wellstar

Wellstar

10,001+ employees

Integrated health system delivering comprehensive care

No salary listed

Georgia, USA

In Person

Bachelor's, Associate's

Category
Medical, Clinical & Veterinary (1)
Required Skills
Basic Life Support (BLS)

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Requirements
  • An Associate's degree in Nursing or a nursing diploma is required; a Bachelor's degree in Nursing is preferred.
  • Completion of an accredited or approved school of nursing with required clinical hours is required.
  • Less than one year of experience is required; direct patient care experience is preferred.
  • An active registered nurse license, either single-state or compact multistate, is required upon hire.
  • Basic Life Support certification is required upon hire.
  • The RN Clinical Nurse must practice according to the Georgia Professional Nurse Practice Act, the American Nurses Association Scope of Practice and Code of Ethics, applicable legal and regulatory requirements, and organizational policies and procedures.
Responsibilities
  • Perform the nursing process, including assessment, diagnosis, outcome identification, planning, implementation, and evaluation, using evidence-based practice and analytical and critical thinking.
  • Provide relationship-based, patient-centered care that reflects population-specific characteristics and cultural diversity.
  • Partner with patients and significant others through bedside shift reports, interdisciplinary rounds, patient teaching, updates, and care planning.
  • Practice using current clinical practice standards.
  • Coordinate the delivery and documentation of safe, quality patient care through interdisciplinary communication, rounds, case review, timely documentation, and an inclusive clinical environment.
  • Participate in performance improvement, research, research utilization, shared governance, and interdisciplinary activities, including initiating or leading activities when appropriate.
  • Complete initial and ongoing professional competency assessments and required mandatory and population-specific education.
  • Serve as a preceptor or mentor for professional nurses, staff, and students.
  • Promote evidence-based practice, nursing research, and performance improvement in nursing.
  • Participate in value analysis and evaluate patient-care products as part of the decision-making process.
  • Participate in data collection, pose relevant clinical questions, consult appropriate experts, and use evidence and resources to address practice questions.
  • Plan proactively for patient care across the care continuum while providing direct patient care.
  • Participate in developing protocols and procedures with care managers and other healthcare team members to achieve best-practice outcomes.
  • Support efficient and effective use of human and material resources.
  • Perform other duties as assigned and comply with Wellstar Health System policies, standards of work, and code of conduct.
Desired Qualifications
  • A Bachelor's degree in Nursing.
  • Direct patient care experience.

Wellstar Health System provides comprehensive medical care across Georgia through hospitals, clinics, outpatient centers, a pediatric center, nursing centers, hospice and home care services, supported by nearly 30,000 team members. It operates a network that combines primary care and specialty medicine, including multiple trauma centers and a large Emergency Department; patients access care through inpatient facilities, outpatient centers, and home health, supported by an integrated care model. Wellstar differentiates itself with an inclusive culture, high-quality care, and strong workplace recognition, while being one of Georgia's largest integrated health systems with multiple trauma centers and a top emergency department. Its goal is to improve health and well-being for everyone served by compassionate care, pursuing excellence, and transforming how healthcare is delivered.

Company Size

10,001+

Company Stage

N/A

Total Funding

N/A

Headquarters

Atlanta, Georgia

Founded

1997

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Simplify Jobs

Simplify's Take

What believers are saying

  • Curative made Wellstar the cornerstone of its Georgia provider network on August 21, 2026.
  • Columbia County Medical Center adds 100 beds, six operating rooms, and 23 emergency beds.
  • Wellstar's community blood-pressure program expanded in Cobb and Douglas counties during August 2026.

What critics are saying

  • Wellstar cut 761 jobs on July 28, 2026, signaling ongoing overhead pressure and integration churn.
  • A federal privacy class action covers 870,000 patients; final approval is scheduled for December 1, 2026.
  • The MyChart tracking allegations threaten HIPAA scrutiny, brand trust, and digital referral conversion across Georgia.

What makes Wellstar unique

  • Wellstar opened Columbia County Medical Center on August 26, 2026, filling Columbia County's first hospital gap.
  • Wellstar MCG Health links Augusta University, Medical College of Georgia, and rural telemedicine networks.
  • Wellstar now operates 12 hospitals after buying Mountain Lakes Medical Center on August 10, 2026.

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Benefits

Flexible Work Hours

Professional Development Budget

Conference Attendance Budget

Growth & Insights and Company News

Headcount

6 month growth

11%

1 year growth

11%

2 year growth

11%
Healthcare Construction + Operations News
Aug 25th, 2026
Wellstar Columbia County Medical Center set to open Aug. 26 in Georgia.

Wellstar Columbia County Medical Center set to open Aug. 26 in Georgia. The facility includes dedicated intensive care unit rooms, while every patient room can be converted to function as an ICU room if needed. Photo Credit: SmithGroup. * Wellstar Columbia County Medical Center is scheduled to begin seeing patients Aug. 26 in Grovetown, Georgia. * The 100-bed hospital will expand access to emergency, surgical, imaging, cardiology, neurology, oncology, orthopedic, specialty and inpatient care. * SmithGroup's project profile describes a 22-acre campus with six operating rooms, 19 emergency exam rooms, interventional radiology and cardiac catheterization, plus patient-room pods designed around close nursing visibility. * An adjacent 92,000-square-foot medical office building with 11 outpatient clinics is expected to open later this fall. GROVETOWN, Ga. - Wellstar Columbia County Medical Center is preparing to open Aug. 26 in Grovetown, Georgia, adding a 100-bed hospital and new clinical capacity in Columbia County and the broader Central Savannah River Area. Along with expanded inpatient and specialty services, the campus incorporates design features intended to support flexible care delivery, staff collaboration, patient visibility and future growth. The hospital will provide emergency care, surgical services, advanced imaging, cardiology, neurology, oncology, orthopedics, specialty care and inpatient services. Wellstar said every patient room can be converted for intensive care use if needed, while telehealth technology can connect patients with Wellstar MCG Health specialists and family members. Digital whiteboards are intended to keep patients and care teams connected to current medical information. "When a new hospital comes to life, it creates opportunities that will benefit a community for generations," according to an article from Wellstar. SmithGroup, which provided full design and fit-out services for the hospital, describes the project as a new medical campus on a 22-acre wooded site along the Interstate 20 corridor. Its project profile says the hospital includes Level II trauma care, an emergency department with critical care and trauma rooms, 19 exam rooms, six operating rooms, interventional radiology and cardiac catheterization, inpatient and outpatient imaging suites, pharmacies, dining and a central utility plant. The design also organizes medical-surgical patient rooms into pods, with a nursing station for every four rooms to improve sightlines. Glass-walled team rooms between nurse stations provide collaboration and teaching space, while separate on-stage and off-stage circulation is intended to reduce disruptions. Public areas are organized around a glass-enclosed main concourse designed to support wayfinding and daylight. SmithGroup said the campus plan preserves existing woodlands and a creek, with a small park on the west side and planned walking trails intended to connect the healthcare campus with the surrounding community. "What's being built here is an investment in the CSRA as well as an important part of strengthening the healthcare workforce across Georgia through Wellstar MCG Health, Augusta University, and the Medical College of Georgia," according to an article from Wellstar. The project also extends the partnership among Wellstar, Augusta University and the Medical College of Georgia, creating additional learning opportunities for students and future healthcare professionals. Next to the hospital, a 92,000-square-foot medical office building with 11 outpatient clinics remains under construction and is expected to open later this fall. Stay ahead of the industry. Get HCO News delivered free.

JH Consulting Online
Aug 24th, 2026
Why curiosity is the hallmark of great supply chain teams.

Why curiosity is the hallmark of great supply chain teams. August 24, 2026- Healthcare supply chain teams are often measured by their ability to execute consistently, but according to Tiffany Weaver, Executive Director of Procurement and Procure-to-Pay Center of Excellence Operations at Wellstar Health System, consistency alone isn't enough to achieve excellence. "Good supply chain teams follow established processes and procedures," Weaver said. "They execute the work consistently." What separates great teams, she explained, is curiosity. Rather than accepting existing processes at face value, high-performing teams dig deeper when challenges arise. They ask questions, investigate root causes and continuously look for opportunities to improve. Just as importantly, they rely on data - not assumptions - to guide decisions and drive innovation. That mindset was critical during one of Wellstar's most significant recent projects: the implementation of the Workday ERP system. Over the past three years, Wellstar has completed several major initiatives, including the acquisition of an academic medical center, changes to supplier credentialing and the implementation of a new invoice management system. But Weaver points to the Workday transition as the most impactful. With approximately 35,000 team members across the organization and nearly 4,000 employees with purchasing access, the implementation required extensive testing, training and education. Weaver's team worked to ensure both procurement staff and end users were fully prepared before the system went live. The successful rollout demonstrated the qualities Weaver believes define great supply chain teams: a willingness to learn, a commitment to continuous improvement and the discipline to let data drive decisions. In today's rapidly evolving healthcare environment, those traits may be the difference between simply maintaining operations and transforming them.

Metro Atlanta CEO
Aug 21st, 2026
Curative adds Wellstar Health System as the cornerstone of its Georgia provider network.

Curative adds Wellstar Health System as the cornerstone of its Georgia provider network. Friday, August 21st, 2026 Curative, the employer-sponsored health plan redefining access to healthcare through its $0-deductible, $0-copay model, today announced a network agreement with Georgia-based Wellstar Health System, adding 12 hospitals and more than 400 medical office locations, as Curative continues to build out statewide coverage. As a major integrated health system partner for Curative in Georgia, Wellstar becomes the cornerstone of the company's growing provider network in the state. The agreement marks an important milestone in Curative's strategy to build direct partnerships with leading health systems that share its commitment to improving access, affordability, and patient experience. By combining premier provider networks with a benefit design that eliminates financial barriers to care, Curative is creating a more accessible healthcare experience for employers, members, and providers alike. Curative members now have in-network access to Wellstar's full continuum of care - including women's and maternal health, pediatrics, cancer, cardiovascular, neurology, and orthopedics, - with zero copays and zero deductibles after completing a Baseline Visit. For Georgia employers and brokers, the agreement pairs one of the state's most trusted health systems with a health plan designed to improve access to care while helping employers better manage healthcare costs through a simpler, more connected care experience. "Wellstar is exactly the kind of health system we want as we build out a provider network that employers, brokers, and members can trust," said Fred Turner, CEO of Curative. "Their reputation for excellence and high-quality providers is well established across the state, where, for too long, rising deductibles have shifted costs onto families instead of improving healthcare. We're proving there's a better way - one with zero copays, zero deductibles, and access to exceptional care." "Our priority was building a partnership with Wellstar that delivers value from day one," said Ramzy ElGomayel, Senior Vice President of Network Development & Management at Curative. "We move at the speed a health system actually needs, without decades of legacy systems to work around. Our engaged members become their engaged patients. That's what makes Curative worth signing for." "At Wellstar, we look for ways to make care more accessible and affordable to further our mission of enhancing the health and well-being of every person we serve," said Barbara Courey, Senior Vice President for Managed Care at Wellstar Health System. "Providing people with opportunities to receive the right level of care at the right time, beginning with proactive primary and specialty care visits, is increasingly important. Making options available to our patients, from in-person and virtual visits to a variety of payment options such as those offered by Curative, are all critically important to improving a person's overall health and cost of care." As the company continues to expand, Curative is building a statewide provider network comprised of leading health systems that deliver the quality, scale, and coordinated care employers and members expect. Together, these partnerships will help remove barriers to care and support better health outcomes for Georgia communities.

Cobb & Douglas Public Health
Aug 18th, 2026
Cobb & Douglas Public Health increases access to blood pressure checks throughout Cobb & Douglas counties with local partners.

Cobb & Douglas Public Health increases access to blood pressure checks throughout Cobb & Douglas counties with local partners. Cobb & Douglas Public Health | August 18, 2026 Cobb & Douglas Public Health (CDPH), Wellstar and the American Heart Association (AHA) have been working with local organizations to increase access to blood pressure checks throughout the community via outreach and newly installed blood pressure monitoring stations. With the help of CDPH and Cobb American Rescue Plan Act (ARPA) funds, stations have been installed at the North Cobb and Austell Senior Centers as well as the Senior Wellness Center in Cobb County. The Family Restoration Life Center in Mableton has also received a blood pressure station. This fall, the Douglas County Public Library and Douglas County Senior Centers will have blood pressure monitoring stations with the help of AHA. Community Health Improvement Plan (CHIP) Partnership grant funds from CDPH helped Wellstar Community Health and Wellstar Foundation to put stations up in local churches. Recipients include Christ Anglican Church in Cobb County as well as Douglasville First United Methodist Church, Golden Memorial United Methodist Church and New Mountain Top Baptist Church in Douglas County. "It is great to see local partners joining resources to increase access to care and improve health outcomes in our community," said Jazmyn McCloud, Health Equity and Community Engagement Director. "Public health works best when we come together, leverage our collective strengths, and make the most of the resources available. It truly takes a village to build healthier communities." CDPH has a blood pressure program to help residents with hypertension manage their health. In addition, CDPH's Clinical Outreach team provides blood pressure checks at community events. For more information or to make an appointment, visit www.cobbanddouglaspublichealth.org or call (770) 513-2300. About Cobb & Douglas Public Health Since 1920, Cobb & Douglas Public Health, with its partners, promotes and protects the health and safety of the residents of Cobb and Douglas counties. Cobbanddouglaspublichealth work to achieve healthy people in healthy communities by: Preventing epidemics and spread of disease; Protecting against environmental hazards; Preventing injuries; Promoting and encouraging healthy behaviors; Responding to disasters and assisting in community recovery; Assuring the quality and accessibility of health care. By excelling at its core responsibilities, Cobbanddouglaspublichealth will assist its residents in living healthier, longer and more rewarding lives.

Financial Post
Aug 18th, 2026
Countdown appoints Julie Teer as Chief Executive Officer.

Countdown appoints Julie Teer as Chief Executive Officer. GlobeNewswire Published Aug 18, 2026 Article content Accomplished Healthcare, Nonprofit and Public Affairs Executive to Advance Countdown's Mission to Accelerate Mitochondrial Science and Medicine Article content ATLANTA, Aug. 18, 2026 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) - Countdown, the global nonprofit accelerating mitochondrial science and medicine to transform the future of human health, today announced the appointment of Julie Teer as Chief Executive Officer, effective September 1, 2026. Article content Advertisement 1 Story continues below Article content A nationally recognized healthcare, nonprofit, and public affairs executive, Teer will lead Countdown's strategy, fundraising, partnerships, operations, and enterprise growth as the organization expands its leadership in mitochondrial science and medicine and its impact across human health. Article content Top Stories Interested in more newsletters? Browse here. Article content Founded by entrepreneur, advocate, and health innovator Mitzi Solomon, Countdown was created to accelerate scientific discovery, advance public awareness, and bring cellular energy to the center of human health. Countdown has funded groundbreaking mitochondrial research, assembled a world-class Scientific and Medical Advisory Board and Board of Directors, and built a growing community committed to advancing mitochondrial science and medicine. Article content Teer's appointment comes at a pivotal moment for Countdown. Amid growing interest in longevity, disease prevention, healthy aging, and human performance, cellular health and mitochondrial function are emerging as foundational conversations in medicine and wellness. Through research funding, education, public awareness, and strategic partnerships, Countdown is leading this movement and accelerating scientific discoveries that will transform the future of human health. Article content Advertisement 2 Story continues below Article content With more than two decades of leadership experience across healthcare, philanthropy, public affairs, and nonprofit organizations, Teer is nationally recognized for her ability to build and transform mission-driven organizations, align stakeholders around bold vision, and scale impact through strategic growth, board development, fundraising, advocacy, and partnerships. Article content Driven by a passion for improving health outcomes and mobilizing philanthropy and community around meaningful change, Teer most recently served as Senior Vice President of Wellstar Health System and President of the Wellstar Foundation, where she built the Foundation from inception and grew philanthropic revenue to more than $20 million annually while helping guide major enterprise-wide initiatives and system transformation. Article content Prior to Wellstar, Teer served as Chief Development & Public Affairs Officer at Boys & Girls Club of America, where she played a pivotal role during one of the most transformative periods in the organization's history. Under her leadership, public and private sector revenue more than doubled, advocacy efforts elevated the importance of youth development in policy conversations at the federal, state, and local levels, board engagement and recruitment strategies were significantly strengthened, and the organization successfully completed a historic $584 million campaign. Advertisement 1 Advertisement 2 Article content Earlier in her career, Teer served as Vice President of Development at Susan G. Komen for the Cure, working alongside founder Nancy G. Brinker to expand the organization's global footprint and diversify revenue growth strategies. Prior to her nonprofit and healthcare leadership roles, she served in senior communications, fundraising, and political strategy positions for nationally prominent elected officials, including presidential campaigns for George W. Bush and Mitt Romney. She began her career on Capitol Hill as one of the youngest Press Secretaries in the United States Senate following graduation from the University of Michigan. Article content Beyond her executive leadership roles, Teer is deeply engaged in civic and philanthropic leadership. She currently serves on the Board of Directors of the Alliance Theatre, the Atlanta Leadership Committee for How Women Lead, as Adjunct Faculty at Indiana University's Lilly Family School of Philanthropy, and on the University of Michigan Greater Atlanta Alumni Board. She is also a member of the Leadership Atlanta Class of 2026 and previously served as a Presidential Appointee to the President's Council on Sports, Fitness & Nutrition. Article content Advertisement 3 Story continues below Article content "Julie is a transformational leader with a rare combination of strategic vision, operational excellence, fundraising expertise, and deep healthcare experience," said Mitzi Solomon, Founder and President of Countdown. "Over the past several years, Countdown has evolved from a personal mission into a growing movement dedicated to changing how we understand health. As we continue expanding our research investments, strategic partnerships, public awareness efforts, and educational initiatives, we knew it was essential to bring in a leader capable of scaling both our impact and our vision. Julie's experience, leadership, and passion for mission-driven growth make her the ideal person to help lead Countdown into its next chapter." 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