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Registered Nurse (RN) - Wound Care

Wound Care / DialysisFull time
iPosting details
ScheduleFull time
RequirementsCurrent Alabama RN License required . · Current ACLS/BLS certification required
EducationGraduate from an accredited school of nursing.
Experience2+ years
SourceSpringhill Medical Center · posted Oct 7, 2026
✓Requirements
Licensure
✓Current Alabama RN License required .
✓RN LICENSE (required)
Certifications
✓Current ACLS/BLS certification required
Education
✓Graduate from an accredited school of nursing.
Qualifications
✓Minimum of 2 years nursing experience required
✓Wound care experience preferred but not required
✓Excellent patient care assessment skills
✓Strong communication and customer service skills
+Springhill Medical Center
189beds
34RN roles open
MobileAL · 117 mi to New Orleans
Pay for this position
Estimated
$37/hr$37/hr · typical dialysis RN pay in Alabama
Typical dialysis RN pay in Alabama
Alabama RN postings that list paymedian $30.00 – $48.00
$25/hr$55/hr
Apply to SpringhillContact Recruiter about this role
✓You’ll need
Licensure
✓Current Alabama RN License required .
✓RN LICENSE (required)
Certifications
✓Current ACLS/BLS certification required
Education
✓Graduate from an accredited school of nursing.
Qualifications
✓Minimum of 2 years nursing experience required
✓Wound care experience preferred but not required
✓Excellent patient care assessment skills
✓Strong communication and customer service skills

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About the role

The Inpatient Wound Care Nurse is responsible for evaluating, planning, and implementing evidence-based wound care treatments for patients across the inpatient setting. This role works closely with physicians, nursing staff, and other healthcare professionals to promote optimal wound healing outcomes, prevent complications, and support overall patient recovery.