RN, Stepdown
Travel
$2206.91/wkly
3X12 Nights
Posted Date: 10/14/2026
3 Week(s)
Float Required: Yes
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Job Description
Registered Nurse (RN)
Job Overview
Join our team as a Registered Nurse in the Float Pool, specializing in MedSurg, Telemetry, and Progressive Care Unit (PCU) settings. We are seeking dedicated professionals to provide high-quality care to patients across multiple locations within the region.
Position Details
- Shift: Nights
- Shift Length: 12 hours
- Guaranteed Hours: 36 hours per week
- Experience Required: Minimum 2 years
Certification Requirements
- ACLS Certification
- BLS Certification
Unit Information
- Unit Type: Stepdown
- Nurse-Patient Ratios: PCU 1:4, MedSurg Tele 1:5-6
- Common Diagnoses/Patient Types:
- Geriatric patients
- Orthopedic patients
- Post-procedural patients from a strong cath lab program
- Post-MI and post-cardiac catheterization patients
- CABG post-operative care on days 3-4
Key Responsibilities
- Manage and titrate medications such as Heparin, Cardizem, Amiodarone, Nitro, Dopamine, Dobutamine, and Insulin.
- Provide care in MedSurg and PCU settings, including inpatients holding in the ED.
- Interpret and monitor cardiac dysrhythmias during shifts.
Scheduling and Requirements
- Weekend Requirements: Every other weekend
- Holiday Requirements: Participation in the permanent staff rotation for holidays
- Travel Requirements: Must be willing to float between multiple locations within the region
- Self-Scheduling: Scheduling will be managed by the float pool scheduler, with an attempt to accommodate block scheduling for night shifts.
Orientation and Training
New hires will undergo an 8-hour general hospital orientation, followed by 12-hour shifts in both the West Med Tele and PCU units. The East campus orientation is similar, with a focus on ease of navigation.
Additional Information
- RNs will not take patient assignments while serving as Charge Nurses.
- Nursing assistants will be available in all settings to provide additional support.
- All staff will adhere to the dress code of solid color professional scrubs, transitioning to Navy scrubs in October to align with guidelines.
