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Penn Highlands Healthcare·Connellsville, PA

Registered Nurse (RN), Integrated Care

Float Pool / General RNFull time
iPosting details
ScheduleFull time
RequirementsRN license · CPR
SourcePenn Highlands Healthcare · posted Jul 10, 2026
✓Requirements
Licensure
✓Have a current Pennsylvania Registered Nurse License or Temporary Practice Permit
Certifications
✓Healthcare Provider CPR obtained within 6 months of start date in position
Qualifications
✓Have ability to pass Criminal Background Check
+Benefits
✓Career Advancement Opportunities
✓Generous and Affordable Medical Benefit Package
✓Free Parking
✓Medical, Dental, and Vision offered the first month after start date
✓Paid Time Off
✓401k retirement plan with company match after vesting
+Penn Highlands Healthcare
86RN roles open
ConnellsvillePA · 36 mi to Pittsburgh
Pay for this position
Estimated
$46/hr$46/hr · typical RN pay in Pennsylvania (BLS)
Typical RN pay in Pennsylvania (BLS)
Sign-on $20,000
Pennsylvania RN postings that list paymedian $39.88 – $48.00
$30/hr$65/hr
Apply to Penn HighlandsContact Recruiter about this role
✓You’ll need
Licensure
✓Have a current Pennsylvania Registered Nurse License or Temporary Practice Permit
Certifications
✓Healthcare Provider CPR obtained within 6 months of start date in position
Qualifications
✓Have ability to pass Criminal Background Check
+Benefits
Career Advancement OpportunitiesGenerous and Affordable Medical Benefit PackageFree ParkingMedical, Dental, and Vision offered the first month after start date

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About the role

AS A REGISTERED NURSE , you’ll be responsible for delivering care to patients utilizing the nursing process of assessment, planning, intervention, implementation, and evaluation; and effectively interacting with patients, significant others, and other health care team members while maintaining standards of professional nursing.