Job Description:
Join our team as a Cath Lab RN on a 13-week contract in Charleston, West Virginia. This role offers an engaging opportunity to work in a Level IV Trauma Center, where you’ll be performing diagnostic and interventional procedures in the catheterization lab. Expect to handle a caseload of 8-10 cases per tech, with an emphasis on competency across all aspects of Cath Lab work, including structural procedures. The schedule features four 10-hour days, typically from 6:30 AM to 5:00 PM, with on-call responsibilities that include weekday nights and occasional weekends. You’ll be valued for your experience, with a minimum of two years of RN work and at least one year specifically in Cath Lab settings. This assignment promises a collaborative environment and the chance to develop specialized skills in a prominent teaching hospital setting, all while maintaining a balanced work schedule and participating in a rotating call system. It’s a unique chance to deepen your expertise while exploring a vibrant city.
Weather:
Typically, the weather around this time of year in Charleston is mild and inviting, with cool mornings and warmer afternoons. You can generally expect clear skies interspersed with occasional rain showers, creating a refreshing atmosphere ideal for outdoor activities.
Fun Things To Do:
- Historic Downtown Charleston: Stroll along the riverfront, explore local shops, and enjoy the vibrant arts scene.
- Appalachian Trail Day Trip: Take a scenic drive to experience breathtaking mountain views and hiking opportunities.
- Kanawha State Forest: Spend a day hiking, picnicking, or exploring the natural beauty of this nearby state park.
- Ziplining Adventures: Experience an adrenaline rush with ziplining through the treetops in the surrounding area.
- Harper’s Ferry Excursion: Visit this charming historic town for quaint shops, picturesque views, and a dose of history, just a short trip away.
Job Specifics:
Location: Charleston, West Virginia
Shift: 4×10-hour days (06:30 AM – 5:00 PM)
Duration: 13 weeks (40 hours per week)