RN, Telemetry
Travel
$2224.91/wkly
3X12 Nights
Posted Date: 09/18/2026
3 Week(s)
Float Required: Yes
38187008
Job Description
Registered Nurse (RN) – Cardiac Med Telemetry
Position Information
This position is an auto-offer for a Registered Nurse in the Cardiac Med Telemetry unit. The role requires competent skills in managing cardiac telemetry patients.
Shift Details
- Shift: Nights, 1900-0700
- Guaranteed Hours: 36 or 48 hours per week (must be indicated on the submission form)
- Assignment Length: 13 weeks
- Weekend Hours: As required by the facility
Responsibilities
- Utilize the nursing process to provide comprehensive patient care across all age groups, including assessment, planning, implementation, and evaluation.
- Monitor and coordinate patient care activities with ancillary departments to optimize comfort and recovery.
- Maintain professional accountability for the quality of care provided by the nursing team.
- Ensure patient rights and confidentiality as per established guidelines.
- Perform duties in alignment with the organization’s mission, values, and service standards.
Unit Information
- Patient Ratios: Days 1:5-1:6, Nights 1:6-1:8 (estimates, not guarantees)
- Number of Beds: 32
- Equipment: Alaris pumps, telemetry, lift equipment
- EMR: EPIC
Qualifications
- Current RN License (eligible for licensure in the state or currently licensed in the state).
- Required Certifications: BLS from AHA only, with trauma credits to be completed within the first two weeks.
- NIHSS certification to be obtained prior to start.
- Preferred Certification: ACLS from AHA only.
- Minimum of 1 year of experience in Cardiac Telemetry, inpatient only.
- Experience and competence in drug titration.
Personality Fit
We are looking for determined, decisive, and flexible individuals who can adapt to the demands of a dynamic care environment.
Dress Code
- Scrub Color: Black
- Unacceptable Attire: Torn clothes, open-toed shoes, and not wearing scrubs.
Additional Information
This role requires the ability to perform physical duties, including standing and walking for extended periods, and may involve significant bending and lifting. The working environment may expose you to blood and body fluids.
