Registered Nurse Jobs – Visiting Nurse Association

Aurora Health Care Jobs

Aurora Health Care is looking for Registered Nurses to join the Aurora Visiting Nurse Association. Opportunities are available throughout Wisconsin at our branches in Milwaukee, Green Bay, Oshkosh, Manitowoc, Sheboygan, Hartford, Waukesha, West Allis, Cudahy, Lake Geneva, Kenosha, and Wauwatosa.

Home Care and Hospice Jobs

For over 100 years, the Aurora Visiting Nurse Association has been providing quality healthcare in the homes of area residents. This support enables people to remain independent within their homes and communities. If you are seeking a rewarding nursing experience that allows the time you spend with your patients to truly make a difference, consider joining our Home Care team at the Visiting Nurse Assocation.

This support enables people to remain independent within their homes and communities. Many VNA nurses say one of the biggest selling points for their job is the holistic care you are available to provide in the patient’s home. Another selling point as a nurse in home care is the relationship with the patient. Having the ability to care one-on-one with a patient in their home and the sense of accomplishments achieved with the patient is very rewarding.

Full and part time opportunities are available on first and second shifts. Some coverage is required for late hours, weekends, and on-call. Aurora Health Care also provides special scheduling options, such as a weekend program and 7 days on/7 days off. Qualified candidates must have 3 or more years of home care or acute care experience. Candidates must have a current Wisconsin RN license and valid Wisconsin driver’s license, as well as a reliable and insured vehicle and a good driving record. 3 or more years of Home Care or Acute Care experience is required for this position.

What’s it like to work at Aurora Health Care?

Aurora Health Care offers exceptional working conditions, a great community of doctors, nurses, and other professionals, and a deep belief that the organization is nothing more than a sum of its people. Aurora Health Care offers shared governance, also referred to as shared decision-making, a structure where nurse’s ideas are valued and appreciated. Aurora also offers a highly competitive salary and flexible scheduling options. We have a strong commitment to nurses’ professional growth, offering 80% assistance toward BSN completion, credential reimbursement, and generous education assistance program.

Nurses at Aurora Health Care have received Magnet Certification, the highest honor for nursing care awarded by the American Nursing Credentialing Center. As the largest private hospital in Wisconsin, St. Luke’s Medical Center is the cornerstone of the Aurora Health Care system. People travel from across the country and all around the world for the technically advanced tertiary care available at St. Luke’s.

Best known for its cardiac program, St. Luke’s Medical Center (part of the Aurora Health Care system) is among the top ten hospitals nationwide in the number of heart transplants performed, and has the best one-year survival rate at 95.06 percent, according to The Scientific Registry of Transplant Recipients. St. Luke’s is also a provider of advanced cancer treatment, including the largest Autologous Bone Marrow Transplant program in the state. It is home to the Vince Lombardi Cancer Clinic, which provides leading-edge research, treatment and education. Our neuroscience program offers a full complement of services from groundbreaking treatment for brain attacks to clinics dedicated to epilepsy, multiple sclerosis and Parkinson’s disease.