RN: Telemetry
- Lewiston, ME, United States
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Job details
- Working hours
- 36 hours per week
- Posting language
- English
- Posted
Original job description
Job Description
Join a 13-week travel assignment as a night-shift Registered Nurse supporting pediatric and adult medical-surgical telemetry patients in Lewiston, Maine. You will care for patients with cardiac drips, dysrhythmias, stroke, CHF, atrial fibrillation, arrhythmias, and post-cardiac catheterization or stent procedures. The role includes telemetry monitoring, post-operative cardiac care, dysrhythmia interpretation and management, and cardiac drip titration.
The schedule runs from 6:45 PM to 7:15 AM, with 36 guaranteed hours per week, every other weekend required, and no call. Travelers should be comfortable floating to designated units and assisting in the emergency department when needed. ACLS, BLS, NIH certification, and Cerner experience are required; PALS is preferred. All travelers must be prepared to precept. Pack your navy-blue scrubs and let your stethoscope enjoy a scenic change of address.
Weather
Lewiston typically offers crisp, cool air, colorful foliage, comfortable daytime temperatures, and occasional rain around this time of year. It is a pleasant season for scenic drives, outdoor exploration, and enjoying the region’s changing landscape.
Fun Things To Do
• Arts and Culture: Explore Lewiston’s local arts, cultural attractions, and community events.
• Outdoor Adventure: Ski, hike, fish, kayak, or sightsee around the Lewiston-Auburn area.
• Portland Day Trip: Visit the coastal city of Portland, approximately 40 minutes away.
• Old Orchard Beach Day Trip: Spend the day exploring this coastal destination, about one hour away.
• Acadia National Park Day Trip: Take a scenic trip to Acadia National Park, approximately 2.5 hours away.
Job Specifics
City and State: Lewiston, Maine Shift: 12-hour nights, 6:45 PM–7:15 AM Duration: 13 weeks Hours: 36 hours per week
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Skills
- RN
- ACLS
- BLS
- Cerner
- PALS