For Nurses Who Want to Do It All

Some units ask you to master one skill set. Critical Care Services asks you to master many.

Critical Care Services (CCS) at Memorial is a 26-bed ICU/Telemetry unit caring for acutely ill medical, surgical, and cardiac patients who require a higher level of monitoring and intervention. Nurses on this unit are cross-trained to care for patients requiring mechanical ventilation, titratable vasoactive drips, invasive monitoring, telemetry, and a wide range of critical care treatments and procedures.

From post-op recoveries and cardioversions to cardiac catheterization patients, MI, pulmonary edema, COPD, CVA, sepsis, and multi-system organ failure, CCS offers a level of variety and complexity that keeps every shift engaging. This is a unit built for nurses who want to sharpen their critical thinking, build confidence in high-acuity care, and become highly versatile clinicians.

What makes CCS stand out is its team-centered culture. Nurses work closely with respiratory therapy, therapy services, dietary, social work, pastoral care, and hospitalist teams to deliver exceptional patient-centered care. Supported by a strong leadership structure and encouraged to pursue ACLS, NIH Stroke Scale, and advanced critical care certifications, CCS is a place where nurses are challenged, supported, and set up to grow.

If you're looking for a role that blends ICU-level intensity, telemetry expertise, and strong team support, Critical Care Services is where your next chapter begins.

Requirements

• Active Indiana RN license or valid compact RN license