RN: Telemetry
- Newburgh, IN, United States
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Job Description:
Take on a 13-week travel assignment as a Cardiac/Renal Medical-Surgical Telemetry Registered Nurse serving patients recovering from cardiac procedures and managing complex cardiac, renal, and medical conditions. On 12-hour day shifts, you will care for patients with conditions such as atrial fibrillation with rapid ventricular response, heart failure, end-stage renal disease, sepsis, and detox-related needs. Responsibilities include telemetry and 12-lead EKG interpretation, post-procedure recovery, cardiac and anticoagulation drip management, central line care, chest tube and drain management, continuous bladder irrigation, and thorough patient assessments. The assignment includes the opportunity to float within your skill set across nearby campuses, with advance notice for cross-campus coverage. Recent EPIC experience and strong cardiac/telemetry expertise are essential for this traveler-focused role.
Weather:
Expect cool, crisp conditions with comfortable daytime temperatures, chilly mornings and evenings, and occasional rain. Layered clothing and a light waterproof jacket are useful for exploring the area.
Fun Things To Do:
- Riverfront outing: Enjoy scenic views, walking paths, and waterfront activities along the Ohio River in Newburgh.
- Local history stop: Explore historic sites and landmarks throughout Newburgh’s riverfront district.
- Day trip to Evansville: Visit museums, restaurants, parks, and entertainment venues in this nearby city.
- Day trip to Henderson: Cross the river for waterfront scenery, local dining, and community attractions in Henderson, Kentucky.
- Outdoor recreation: Spend a relaxed afternoon hiking, biking, or picnicking at a nearby park.
Job Specifics:
City and State: Newburgh, Indiana Shift: 12-hour days, 6:30 AM–7:00 PM Duration: 13 weeks Hours: 36 guaranteed hours per week
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Skills
- RN
- Renal diseases
- Patient assessment
- EPIC