Registered Nurse (RN) – Med/Surg Trauma Job Overview We are seeking an experienced Registered Nurse (RN) for a Med/Surg Trauma position in a dynamic healthcare environment. The successful candidate will work primarily in the Spine Center, providing care for post-surgical patients with trauma, neurosurgery, and orthopedic needs. Location Topeka, KS Contract Length The position is posted for a duration of 26 weeks, with opportunities for extension available. Shift Details • 12-Hour Shifts • 36 hours guaranteed per week • Weekend Rotation: Every other weekend • Holiday Rotation: HCP may request 1 holiday off Orientation Dates Please submit for one of the following orientation dates: • 10/05/2026 • 10/19/2026 • 11/02/2026 • 11/16/2026 • 11/30/2026 Note: Orientation will occur bi-weekly and may vary based on current class sizes. Flexibility with start dates is required. Job Responsibilities As a Registered Nurse, your duties will include: • Providing compassionate patient-centered care for post-operative spinal surgery, neurosurgery, and orthopedic injuries. • Collaborating with a multi-disciplinary team to ensure the delivery of high-quality care. • Monitoring patient progress and responding to changes in condition. • Utilizing the Epic charting system for documentation and patient management. Qualifications • Active Registered Nurse (RN) license in Kansas or a multistate license. • Minimum of 1 year of nursing experience required. • ACLS certification required prior to start. • ADN or BSN degree in Nursing. • No previous hits on your license. • No first-time travelers; local travelers accepted at the same rate. Immunization and Health Requirements Immunization documentation is required, including: • Hepatitis B • MMR • Varicella (obtained by titer or vaccination series completion) • TDaP vaccine • Annual Influenza vaccine or exemption request during flu season • TB documentation Unit Overview The unit consists of 27 beds dedicated to caring for patients recovering from: • Spinal surgeries • Neurosurgeries • Orthopedic surgeries • Trauma-related injuries Staffing ratios are maintained at 1:6, ensuring quality patient care and support. Jewelry and Appearance Policy Visible tattoos are permitted, provided they are not offensive or inappropriate. Jewelry and body piercings must maintain a professional appearance and not interfere with job responsibilities. About the Role This role requires a commitment to delivering safe, high-quality patient care through clinical expertise, teamwork, and continuous improvement while engaging actively in a culture focused on reliability and professionalism.