Natsu Healthcare·Tooele, Utah
The Registered Nurse provides direct medical services to clients, including triaging emergencies, administering medications, and performing specialized care like wound and catheter management. They coordinate with clinic providers to ensure consistent patient care and maintain accurate medical records.
NAT-SU Healthcare is looking looking to hire a Full-Time Registered Nurse to join our organization.
As a Registered Nurse you will work directly with our clients/patients to ensure that qualified medical services are available to them.
This role will assist in ensuring that the clients/patients’ medical needs are met with consistency, care and accuracy.
This position could include triaging emergencies, illnesses, administering medications, wound care, ostomy care, catheter care, as well as other tasks within your scope of practice.
Also, making recommendations for further treatment by the facilities healthcare providers, urgent care or ER when necessary.
To comply with the Rehabilitation Act of 1973’s essential physical, mental, and environmental requirements, employees must be able to successfully perform all functions of their job with minimal supervision.
This position is subject to Native American/Alaskan Native preference.
$35.00 - $41.00
Candidates must hold a valid RN License in the State of Utah and a current CPR/BLS Certification. Experience with behavioral health, substance use disorders, and triaging injuries is preferred.
Market context
Registered Nurse roles in Utah are typically in steady demand across healthcare settings, especially where care for older adults is a priority. These positions are competitive because employers look for an active Utah RN or LPN license, strong clinical assessment skills, and clear communication with a positive attitude toward the aging population. Before applying, review how your recent patient-care experience matches those requirements; job requirements and benefits on this platform are AI-summarized from the original job description, saving you research time.
