RN: Telemetry

Job Description:

Join a fast-paced cardiac telemetry unit for a 13-week travel assignment in Wilmington, North Carolina. This role is designed for experienced Cardiac Telemetry RNs who thrive in dynamic environments and are comfortable managing multiple cardiac patients with complex needs. You’ll monitor cardiac rhythms, administer cardiac drips like Amiodarone and Dobutamine, and perform procedures such as sheath pulls and TR Band applications. The shift is a 12-hour night schedule, working three nights per week, with an emphasis on quick thinking and precision. This assignment offers the chance to gain specialized experience in a setting where your skills in cardiac care will be truly valued and tested. Please note, this role requires pass EKG testing prior to start and adherence to the unit’s strict policies on RTO. It’s a great opportunity for travel nurses looking to expand their expertise and make a meaningful impact in a high-energy unit where no two nights are the same.

Weather:

The weather around this time of year in Wilmington is typically mild and inviting, with warm days and cooler evenings, creating comfortable conditions for indoor and outdoor activities alike.

Fun Things To Do:

• Beach Day at Wrightsville Beach: Relax on the sandy shores or take a surf lesson.
• Historic Downtown Wilmington: Explore charming shops, art galleries, and waterfront dining.
• Fort Fisher State Recreation Area: Spend a day exploring the historic site and tide pools.
• Carolina Beach Boardwalk: Enjoy amusement rides, live music, and seaside snacks.
• Cape Fear River Tour: Take a scenic boat cruise through the river and see Wilmington from the water.

Job Specifics:

Location: Wilmington, North Carolina

Shift: 12-hour nights, 6:45 PM to 7:15 AM

Duration: 13 weeks, with the possibility to extend up to 26 weeks

Weekly Hours: 36 hours

This contract requires float shifts as needed and may involve working during emergencies such as storms or disasters. The unit specializes in managing patients with conditions like congestive heart failure, arrhythmias, pacemaker/ICD implants, and cardiac cath pre/post procedures. Familiarity with cardiac drips, sheath pulls, and cardiac monitors is essential. Orientation is 24 hours, and scrubs are navy. Candidates must pass an EKG test prior to approval, and local professionals are welcome to apply at the local rate.