Registered Nurse- Occupational Health Sheboygan- Part Time

Prevea Health•Sheboygan, WI

About The Position

The Registered Nurse (RN) provides comprehensive professional nursing care in a multi-specialty clinic setting. The role supports patients throughout their clinic experience by conducting assessments, coordinating care, addressing clinical needs in person and through patient communication channels, and helping ensure safe, high-quality care. The RN works collaboratively with physicians, advanced practice providers, and clinic team members to promote positive patient outcomes, efficient workflows, and a strong patient experience. Responsibilities include patient evaluations, clinical support, patient education, follow-up, and ongoing care coordination in accordance with Prevea’s professional nursing standards, organizational policies, and state regulations. This position works 20 hours per week and is eligible for part-time benefits.

Requirements

Associate’s degree from an accredited nursing program.
Current Wisconsin RN license or compact equivalent; nurses must maintain or update their primary state of residence to Wisconsin to remain eligible under the compact.
CPR/BLS certification for Healthcare Providers from an approved program, required upon hire.
Comprehensive knowledge of nursing principles, clinical practices, and patient care standards.
Ability to adapt to multiple specialties and work effectively across varied clinic environments.
Strong critical-thinking, problem-solving, and clinical decision-making skills.
Proficiency with electronic health record systems and standard clinical documentation practices.
Excellent communication and interpersonal skills.
Ability to prioritize, multitask, and maintain attention to detail in a fast-paced environment.
Commitment to patient-centered care, confidentiality, and continuous professional development.

Nice To Haves

Bachelor’s degree (BSN) from an accredited nursing program.
Additional certifications such as ACLS or PALS, depending on specialty area.

Responsibilities

Perform timely and accurate patient assessments in person and through patient communication channels.
Use clinical judgment to identify patient needs, evaluate symptoms, support care decisions with providers, and escalate concerns requiring urgent attention.
Provide nursing services including rooming patients, obtaining vital signs, administering medications and vaccines, assisting with procedures, performing clinical tasks and interventions, and supporting provider visits.
Promote patient comfort and safety, and communicate clearly to support patient understanding and trust.
Respond to patient questions, concerns, and symptom changes through phone calls, electronic messages, and direct interactions.
Provide patient education, self-care guidance, and next steps based on established practice standards.
Support care plans, communicate results, arrange referrals, coordinate follow-up appointments, and facilitate timely interventions.
Maintain accurate clinical documentation of assessments, interventions, communications, and follow-up in the electronic medical record.
Follow regulatory standards, infection control practices, and privacy requirements, and participate in quality improvement activities.
Collaborate with physicians, advanced practice providers, medical assistants, and other team members; participate in team huddles and contribute to coordinated workflows and a positive team environment.
Adapt to changes in patient volume, schedules, and clinic needs; help maintain supplies, equipment, and a safe clinical environment.