University of Maryland Medical System·Towson, Maryland
Provide high-quality clinical care to specific patient populations and serve as a clinical resource for other staff. Collaborate with interdisciplinary teams to coordinate patient care and ensure safe, efficient, and patient-centered operations.
Job Requirements When you come to the University of Maryland St.
Joseph Medical Center, you’re coming to more than simply a beautiful 37-acre, 218-bed suburban Baltimore, Maryland campus.
You’re embarking on a professional journey that encourages opportunities, values a team atmosphere, and makes convenience and flexibility a priority.
Joining our team of healthcare professionals means you’ll be contributing to a locally and nationally recognized institution.
UM St.
Joseph has been recognized by The Leapfrog Group as a grade ‘A’ hospital and by U.S.
News & World Report as #3 in both the state and Baltimore Metro area, making UM St.
Joseph the highest-ranking community hospital in Maryland.
In addition, we’ve been consistently recognized as a top employer by Baltimore magazine.
Job Description: This is a night shift position
Competency in care of unit specific patient population; independently practices with solid knowledge and clinical skills; engaged in advancing own practice.
Serves as a clinical resource for others. Applies and integrates evidence into practice Functions effectively in roles specific to unit, such as arrest team for ICU, triage for ED, etc. Collaborates with interdisciplinary team to plan and coordinate care; independently advocating for patient/family needs Models practice consistent with unit operations to ensure safe, timely effective, efficient, equitable, patient centered care.
All your information will be kept confidential according to EEO guidelines.
Requires a valid Registered Nurse license in Maryland or a Compact state and over 12 months of nursing experience. Must hold current AHA BLS certification and meet unit-specific requirements such as PALS, ACLS, or NRP.
Market context
In Maryland, nursing openings that require an RN and outpatient care experience are typically competitive because employers often want candidates who can step into ambulatory workflows with limited onboarding. Strong applicants usually show familiarity with patient education, care coordination, and fast-paced clinic settings. Review the AI-summarized requirements and benefits on this page to save time, then compare your outpatient experience to the core duties before applying.