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Shriners Children's

Nonprofit pediatric specialty care and research

Registered Nurse - Multiple Teams

Full-Time
$90.08 - $127.17/hr
Mid
Bachelor's, Master's
Sacramento, CA, USA
In Person
Medical, Clinical & VeterinaryNursing & Frontline Patient Care

About the job

Requirements
  • A Bachelor of Science in Nursing is required.
  • A registered nurse license in the state of practice is required.
  • Pediatric Advanced Life Support certification is required.
  • Basic Life Support certification is required.
  • Knowledge of and compliance with Title 22, Occupational Safety and Health Administration requirements, The Joint Commission requirements, and the organization’s mission.
  • Ability to provide leadership and supervision.
  • Ability to assess patient care data and formulate appropriate nursing diagnoses.
  • Ability to supervise or carry out clinical skills related to pediatric, burn, orthopedic, and rehabilitation nursing.
  • Ability to function effectively in a multicultural patient, family, and staff environment.
  • Ability to practice standard precautions.
  • Ability to communicate effectively orally and in writing.
  • Ability to adapt to changing patient care environments, including unscheduled admissions and emergency situations.
  • Ability to use performance improvement and research processes.
  • Ability to apply principles of personnel management.
  • Ability to use personnel, equipment, and supplies appropriately to ensure safe and appropriate patient care.
  • Ability to perform duties in a self-directed manner with minimal supervision, attend designated meetings and training, follow safety procedures, complete tasks within established timelines, and comply with attendance and tardiness policies.
Responsibilities
  • Provide professional nursing services in accordance with the American Nurses Association and the California Nurse Practice Act.
  • Serve as a clinical leader and resource nurse, and as an administrative leader with 24-hour responsibility for unit functioning.
  • Supervise licensed and unlicensed nursing staff and oversee daily nursing practice on an assigned unit to ensure safe and appropriate care.
  • Manage the unit across all shifts and collaborate with medical, administrative, and interdisciplinary leadership staff to support patient care outcomes.
  • Participate in preparing, monitoring, and controlling fiscal resources.
  • Interview and hire employees and recommend terminations in accordance with human resources policies and in consultation with the Director.
  • Communicate staff duties; plan, direct, and supervise assigned staff; provide input on performance, participate in performance appraisals, and counsel staff as needed.
  • Consult with the Director about staff performance, operational concerns, and hospital-wide issues affecting department morale or operations.
  • Delegate responsibility and authority according to job descriptions and staff capabilities.
  • Evaluate staffing and scheduling requirements, consider time-off requests, and recommend per diem staffing.
  • Coordinate new employee orientation and assess, plan, and coordinate staff education and skills training.
  • Communicate with the Director, provide accurate information and recommendations, and propose policy or practice changes.
  • Monitor, control, evaluate, and report departmental salary, equipment, and supply expenditures; report budget variances and recommend controls.
  • Develop annual operating and capital budget requests with justification.
  • Contribute to the Management Team, organizational goals, strategic planning, relationships with medical staff, and interdepartmental communication about department programs and services.
  • Develop and implement a departmental Performance Improvement Program in compliance with The Joint Commission standards.
  • Maintain supply inventories, ensure requisitions are completed, review requisitions for accuracy and appropriateness, and consult with the Director as specified.
  • Conduct staff meetings to explain policies, improve communication, resolve problems, and plan activities.
  • Coordinate department volunteer programs in accordance with Volunteer Services requirements and department policy.
  • Develop, review, and revise departmental policies, procedures, and job descriptions in compliance with regulatory and hospital standards; ensure medication-related patient care policies are consistent when applicable.
  • Plan safe and efficient nursing care and coordinate patient care provided by a multidisciplinary team.
  • Ensure emergency equipment is available and in working order.
  • Assess patient acuity and structure staffing and nurse-to-patient assignments according to acuity, classification, and applicable regulations.
  • Use problem-solving and decision-making skills to resolve issues within delegated authority and seek assistance when its limits are reached.
  • Recommend policy, procedure, and department-environment changes to improve service.
  • Evaluate and take action to ensure nursing staff clinical competency.
  • Comply with applicable professional conduct standards and support the hospital’s philosophy, objectives, and policies.
  • Interact and communicate professionally with staff, patients, families, and visitors.
  • Apply sound financial management, build effective work teams, participate in team-based projects, and participate in departmental and hospital performance improvement activities.
Desired Qualifications
  • A Master of Science in Nursing is preferred.
  • Two years of supervisory or health-related management experience is preferred.
  • Pediatric experience is preferred.

About the company

Shriners Hospitals for Children runs 22 pediatric specialty hospitals in the U.S., Canada, and Mexico that provide advanced care for kids with orthopedic conditions, burns, spinal injuries, cleft lip/palate, and other neuromusculoskeletal needs. Care is delivered through teams in a family-centered approach that combines clinical treatment, rehabilitation, and research, with education and medical training as part of the program. It differs from many competitors by being a nonprofit, donation-supported system with a network across multiple locations, emphasizing family involvement, research, and education rather than a single profit-driven facility. Its goal is to deliver high-quality, compassionate care to children while advancing medical knowledge and training healthcare professionals, funded by charitable giving.

Company Size

1,001-5,000

Company Stage

N/A

Total Funding

N/A

Headquarters

Tampa, Florida

Founded

1922

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What believers are saying

  • Shriners launched a new Las Vegas access point in August 2026 with Intermountain Health.
  • Shriners’ 2026 fundraising pages show millions raised and thousands of donors systemwide.
  • Boston researchers published burn-pain hydrogel work in June 2024, strengthening translational research.

What critics are saying

  • Tampa closed in 2022, proving Shriners still prunes facilities when volumes shift.
  • The 2026 Science conference was postponed, signaling execution strain in research programming.
  • A prolonged donation slump forces service cuts across hospitals and clinics.

What makes Shriners Children's unique

  • Shriners integrated 14 Motion Analysis Centers in 2026, creating the largest pediatric network.
  • The Panama Clinic partnership, announced August 14, 2026, extends specialty care internationally.
  • CHEO and Shriners Canada launched a joint metabolic-genetic bone disorders fellowship.

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Benefits

  • Health Insurance
  • Health Savings Account/Flexible Spending Account
  • Disability Insurance
  • Life Insurance
  • Tuition Reimbursement
  • Pet Insurance

Company News

HIT Consultant
Mar 12th, 2025
Shriners Children’S Becomes Largest Pediatric Motion Analysis Center In The World

What You Should Know:– For more than 40 years, Shriners Children’s has been utilizing motion analysis technology, similar to what you might find in a Hollywood movie, in each of its 14 state-of-the-art Motion Analysis Centers (MACs).–   Motion analysis helps physicians determine the best treatment methods for children with movement differences caused by conditions such as cerebral palsy, scoliosis, brachial plexus or sports injuries. Now, the nonprofit healthcare system is making a change that it hopes will lead to even better patient outcomes and research advances. Shriners Children’s Advances Pediatric Motion Analysis for Enhanced Patient CareShriners Children’s is dedicated to improving children’s lives through pediatric specialty care, innovative research, and comprehensive education for medical professionals. Children with orthopedic conditions, burns, spinal cord injuries, and cleft lip and palate receive high-quality, family-centered care, regardless of their family’s financial circumstances.In a groundbreaking initiative, Shriners Children’s is digitally integrating all 14 of its Motion Analysis Centers (MACs) nationwide, establishing the world’s largest unified pediatric motion analysis network. To support this transformation, Shriners Children’s published a study in the Journal of Gait and Posture on its new Shriners Children’s Gait Model (SCGM), a standardized framework that enhances data comparison and interpretation across facilities. According to Dr. Marc Lalande, Vice President of Research, this advancement enables healthcare professionals to seamlessly share data, learn from past cases, refine future care strategies, and drive cutting-edge research.“This is a truly groundbreaking advancement because it allows patients, doctors, physical therapists, engineers, and other staff to analyze thousands of new data points and historical pediatric cases, facilitating more informed treatment decisions,” said Dr

PR Newswire
Jan 9th, 2025
Behind The Mystery™ Films Special Episode Honoring Shriners Children'S Chicago: A Story Of Resilience, Compassion, And Transformation

Celebrity Designer Jennifer Bertrand Leads Heartwarming Renovation While Sharing the Inspiring Journey of a Young Patient with Osteogenesis Imperfecta.FORT LAUDERDALE, Fla., Jan. 9, 2025 /PRNewswire/ -- The acclaimed television series, Behind the Mystery™, will bring its unique blend of storytelling and impact to Chicago's own Shriners Children's Hospital on January 14, 2025. Known for raising awareness about rare and genetic diseases, the show will highlight the extraordinary work of Shriners Children's Chicago while transforming a recreational room into a vibrant, welcoming space for young patients and their families.This special episode will be hosted by celebrity designer Jennifer Bertrand, who will lead the renovation project. Alongside this effort, the episode will delve into the life of Vivian, an 12-year-old patient with osteogenesis imperfecta (commonly known as brittle bone disease), and share the dedication of a nurse who has profoundly impacted the lives of patients at Shriners.Despite over 40 bone fractures caused by osteogenesis imperfecta, Vivian has never let her condition define her. Under the expert care of Shriners Children's Chicago's OI team, Vivian has thrived, becoming a competitive swimmer and Illinois multi-ability state champion in several events.Shriners Children's Chicago is renowned for its cutting-edge treatment, research, and support for children with complex orthopedic conditions, cleft lip and palate, spinal cord injuries, and other specialized needs. Families from across the globe turn to Shriners for its family-centered approach, where medical excellence meets compassionate care."From the moment we arrived, the staff at Shriners told us, 'We want to hear from you

GlobeNewswire
Dec 6th, 2024
CHEO Research Institute and Shriners Hospitals for Children Canada Collaborate to Launch First-of-its-kind Joint Pediatric Metabolic and Genetic Bone Disorders Fellowship

CHEO Research Institute and Shriners Hospitals for Children Canada collaborate to launch first-of-its-kind joint pediatric metabolic and genetic Bone Disorders fellowship.

PR Newswire
Jun 26th, 2024
Shriners Children'S Boston Researchers Develop New Technology To Help Lessen Pain For Burn Patients

BOSTON, June 26, 2024 /PRNewswire/ -- Two researchers at Shriners Children's Boston have created a revolutionary new gel that can help alleviate pain for second-degree burn survivors during dressing changes. Learning about the anxiety and pain that many pediatric burn patients experienced when it was time for a dressing change, Dr. Aslihan Gokaltun, Ph.D., principal investigator, decided to find a way to make the process less scary and painful. She and associate investigator, O. Berk Usta, Ph.D., the Associate Professor of Surgery  Bioengineering at Harvard Medical School, began a hydrogel research study in 2020 and have now bioengineered a first-of-its-kind supramolecular hybrid hydrogel to help alleviate the stress and pain of the treatment process for burn survivors. Photo Descriptor (L to R): Dr. Aslihan Gokaltun, Ph.D

Nomad Authors
Dec 31st, 2023
Charity Sunday: Shriners Hospitals for Children

https://www.shrinershospitalsforchildren.org/shc Charity Navigator has awarded Shriners Hospitals "with its prestigious Four Star Charity award.