What We Offer:

Bring your emergency nursing experience to East Cooper Medical Center for a temporary, contract, full-time night assignment, with opportunities to support freestanding emergency departments as staffing needs arise. Why Experienced ED Nurses Choose This Role 13–26 week temporary contract assignment with premium pay offered Full-time schedule of three 12-hour night shifts (7 p.m.–7 a.m.) Primary assignment at East Cooper Medical Center, with floating to freestanding EDs as needed Every-other-weekend coverage based on unit needs Opportunity to apply your ED expertise within a collaborative emergency care team Facility: East Cooper Medical Center | Location: Mount Pleasant, SC | Position Type: Full-Time, Temporary Contract | Work Schedule: Three 12-hour night shifts, 7 p.m.–7 a.m. Additional scheduling expectations Contract & Scheduling Details: Assignments range from 13–26 weeks. Nurses may be required to work every other weekend based on unit needs and are expected to work 50% of holidays occurring during their contract period. What We're Looking For:

Required Current unrestricted RN license in the State of South Carolina 2+ years recent Emergency Room RN Experience BLS, ACLS, and PALS required NRP required Preferred TNCC preferred Additional Specialty certification and/or participation in professional nursing organizations encouraged

What You'll Do:

Step into critical moments, using your emergency nursing experience to assess patients, prioritize needs and deliver timely care. Recognize changes in patient conditions and respond with the clinical judgment and confidence that come from working in emergency care. Use your clinical expertise to partner with a multi-disciplinary team to coordinate treatment and support patients through urgent and emergent situations. Bring consistency and adaptability to your assignment, supporting East Cooper Medical Center and freestanding emergency departments as staffing needs change. Be a steady presence for patients and families, delivering safe, compassionate care when they need it most.