Job Opportunity – Cardiac Catheterization Lab RN – Upstate New York
Start Date: October 29, 2026
Location: Upstate New York
Compensation: Details provided to qualified applicants
Schedule: Full-time assignment with on-call rotation 1-2 nights per week as needed; weekend coverage every 4 weeks; 24/7 emergency availability for off-hours procedures
Highlights:
- Work in a comprehensive Cardiovascular Lab serving both acute inpatient and elective outpatient populations
- Facility is transitioning to Epic EMR system – Epic experience highly valued
- Perform diagnostic and interventional cardiac procedures including STEMI care with experienced interdisciplinary team
- 8-hour non-billable orientation provided
- Requested time off during assignment (maximum 5 days) must be specified at time of submission
- Overtime and holiday pay available at 1.25x multiplier
Requirements:
- Current New York State RN License (must be active at time of submission)
- BLS and ACLS certifications (current)
- Minimum 2 years current Cardiac Catheterization Lab experience
- 2+ years experience with cardiac diagnostic and interventional procedures
- STEMI and STEMI call experience required
- Proficiency in EKG interpretation and hemodynamic pressure tracings
- Conscious sedation and IV therapy experience required
- Moderate Sedation Certification highly preferred
- EP (Electrophysiology) experience highly preferred
- Valid driver's license and reliable personal vehicle required
- Completion of Welle or CPI de-escalation training required for onboarding
- Skills checklist current within 1 year and one supervisory reference from past two years of employment required
- Excellent attendance record and strong reliability essential
Why It's a Great Opportunity:
Join a patient-centered cardiovascular team that provides specialized care around the clock in a supportive, collaborative environment. This role offers the opportunity to work with advanced cardiac interventional procedures while being part of a facility investing in cutting-edge technology and systems. You'll make a meaningful impact on patient outcomes in both emergency and planned cardiac care.