Registered Nurse - RN - Part Time

Visiting Rehab and Nursing Services•Marlborough, MA

9d•$55 - $65

About The Position

Looking for a nursing role where you're not stuck under flickering fluorescent lights or tied to a nurse’s station? At Visiting Rehab and Nursing Services (VRNS), we know home health isn’t just another setting — it’s where real impact happens. We're clinician-owned, which means we actually understand what nurses need to succeed. We’re growing (the good kind of growth), and we’re hiring a Part Time RN (Registered Nurse) to join our dedicated and compassionate team in the Marlborough residential area of MA. Why You’ll Love Working Here: Competitive Pay: $55-$65 per visit — because top care deserves top compensation. Flexible Scheduling: Your time, your terms. Comprehensive Benefits: dental and vision that keeps you covered. Mileage Reimbursement: $0.62/mile — we’ll keep your car and wallet happy. Professional Growth: Ongoing training and development that’s actually useful. Why VRNS Stands Out: We work with programs like the Acquired Brain Injury (ABI) Waiver Program, giving you steady, meaningful patient caseloads. You'll get real support in the field — not just another name on a schedule. Flexibility and autonomy meet real-time backup and understanding leadership. Our recruiters offer flexible interview options — mornings, evenings, weekends — whenever you’re free. Apply today and find out what it’s like to actually enjoy your nursing career again.

Requirements

Licensed RN (Registered Nurse) in Massachusetts
At least 1 year of clinical experience
Solid communication, critical thinking, and time management skills
Confidence to work independently — but collaboration is in your wheelhouse too
Prior home health or similar experience required

Nice To Haves

EMR experience preferred (our system won’t make you cry)

Responsibilities

Provide skilled nursing care in the comfort of patients’ homes — wound care, catheter management, med management, diabetic care, and more.
Perform thorough assessments and build personalized care plans that actually work for the patient (not just the chart).
Educate patients and families with compassion and clarity — no medical jargon overload.
Document efficiently using a user-friendly EMR (because you have better things to do than fight with software).
Handle visits that range from routine wellness checks to complex case management.