Start Date: December 7, 2026
Location: Atlanta, Georgia
Compensation: Details provided to qualified applicants
Schedule: Variable nursing ratios – ICU: 1:2 patients, Stepdown/IMCU: 1:3-4 patients. Float between ICU and stepdown units as needed.
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This position offers registered nurses the chance to advance their neurological nursing expertise while working with critically ill and intermediate-care patients in one of the Southeast's most dynamic healthcare markets. You'll be part of a dedicated neuro team committed to delivering exceptional patient outcomes in both intensive and progressive care environments, with the professional growth that comes from managing diverse patient acuity levels.
13 nurses recommend working with Grady Memorial Hospital
Unit is traveler friendly. Everyone was really nice and work as a team and family at least on nights. Self schedule, lots to see and learn. Loved working in the ER.
Trying to get into trauma unit can be clicky , pt volume can be high as well as PT nurse ratio and acuity based on how short they are. Not the next paying contract.
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