RN: Telemetry

Job Description

Join a 12-week travel assignment in St. Louis as a Medical-Surgical/Telemetry Registered Nurse supporting patients as they transition from the Emergency Department to an inpatient bed. This night-shift role is ideal for an experienced RN comfortable with telemetry monitoring, dysrhythmia interpretation, IV insulin and heparin protocols, cardiac drips, central and peripheral line management, ports, PICC lines, blood products, feeding tubes, hemodialysis support, phlebotomy, IV starts, oxygen therapy, isolation precautions, and a range of medical-surgical needs. Expect every-other-weekend coverage, in-scope floating when needed, and an EKG assessment as part of the screening process. First-time travelers are welcome, provided they bring at least two years of experience and current ACLS and BLS certifications. Night owls may find this assignment especially fitting.

Weather

St. Louis typically offers crisp, comfortable days and cooler nights around this time of year, with changing skies and occasional rain. Pack layers for exploring between shifts and a light jacket for overnight commutes.

Fun Things To Do

• City Exploration: Discover St. Louis neighborhoods, local dining, and distinctive architecture.

• Parks and Recreation: Spend a free afternoon walking trails, visiting green spaces, or enjoying outdoor activities around the city.

• Arts and Culture: Browse museums, galleries, live performances, and other cultural attractions in St. Louis.

• Day Trip: Take a scenic drive to explore a nearby Missouri town, park, or recreational area.

• Day Trip: Plan a getaway to a nearby destination for local food, shopping, sightseeing, and outdoor activities.

Job Specifics

City and State: St. Louis, Missouri Shift: 12-hour nights, 7:00 PM–7:30 AM Duration: 12 weeks Hours: 48 hours per week, with 36 hours guaranteed