Attend our RN hiring event on Tuesday, Feb. 7 at the University of Iowa Stead Family Children’s Hospital.
See how Iowa’s top hospital is changing medicine and changing lives every day. And we could change yours, too.
Apply Today and Earn a Sign-On Incentive of Up to $10,000+
Whether you’re an experienced nurse or a new graduate, registered nurses may qualify for up to $10,000 in sign-on incentives when you apply with UI Health Care today. An additional $2,500 incentive is available for select positions in the following areas: Medical Surgical Services, Operating Room, Behavioral Health Services, Digestive Health Services, Cancer Center, and Heart and Vascular Adult Cath Lab.
A Great Fit: Balancing Work and Life
Having a work-life balance is part of our overall nursing philosophy at UI Hospitals & Clinics. We make good on that aim by putting scheduling into the hands of our nurses themselves.
Our inpatient units offer a self-scheduling option, where staff have the ability to build their schedules six weeks in advance. That offers possibilities for scheduling long weekends or extended days off without using vacation time. New employees especially appreciate this practice, since they are just beginning to bank vacation time.
Our nurse managers are committed to working with you to find a schedule that fits your unique needs.
The Iowa Difference: Flexible Schedules
Examples of flexible scheduling options for UI Health Care nurses.
Working two 12-hour shifts each weekend and getting paid at a 90 percent rate
Self-scheduling your shifts so you can group days together and have longer periods off
Working on an hourly basis to pick up available times that meet your schedule
Selecting a part-time position that’s 20 or 24 hours per week
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