Nurse recruitment · Hospital and acute care

Emergency department nurse recruitment in Florida.

Emergency nurses triage, stabilize, and move patients through the busiest doors in the hospital. Soko recruits ED RNs onto the hospital’s own staff.

For facilities

For hospitals and freestanding EDs

ED turnover shows up as boarding, longer door-to-provider times, and a charge nurse who has not taken a lunch in weeks. Soko recruits RNs with emergency experience, TNCC, ENPC, or CEN where you require them, and reviews each one for pace and judgment before an introduction.

  • ED staff RNs and triage nurses
  • ED charge nurses and clinical coordinators
  • Freestanding emergency department and urgent care crossover roles
Request nurses

For nurses

For emergency nurses

Tell us the department volume you prefer, the trauma level, the shift, and the commute. We bring ED roles on hospital staff that fit, and we are honest about what we hear about each department.

  • Hospital and freestanding emergency departments
  • Days, nights, and mid shifts
  • Direct hire, full-time or part-time
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How Soko works

How Soko recruits emergency department nurses.

Soko Nurse Network

A growing, private, referral-built community of nurses that Soko curates. Your opening goes to our own network first, not a job-board posting.

Reviewed by a registered nurse

Soko was founded by a registered nurse. Every candidate is reviewed for units, patient loads, and fit with the role before an introduction.

Soko Match

Every opening and every nurse is captured on the same details: license, setting, units, shift, and location. Requests are scored the moment they arrive, so the strongest matches move first.

What certifications do EDs ask for?

ACLS and PALS at minimum; TNCC, ENPC, and CEN are valued and sometimes required. We confirm each department’s requirements up front.

Do you recruit for freestanding emergency departments?

Yes, and for urgent care centers, which draw on the same experience.

Do you place travel or per diem ED nurses?

No. Direct hire onto the hospital’s staff only.