TravelNurseSource is working with Malone Healthcare to find a qualified Cath Lab RN in Lexington, Kentucky, 40502!
Job ID: 902736
Job TitleRegistered Nurse - Cardiac Cath Lab / EP
LocationLexington, KY | Cardiac Cath Lab
Schedule / Job TypeContract | Days | Onsite
Key Responsibilities- Perform and document comprehensive patient assessments in accordance with RN scope of practice, considering culture, age, developmental level, and risk factors
- Implement individualized patient care therapies and procedures with clinical autonomy, including explaining treatments and processes to patients and families
- Recognize, respond to, and communicate changes in patient condition; conduct and document ongoing assessments using the nursing process
- Delegate tasks appropriately and monitor accuracy and completeness of patient care activities performed by other team members
- Facilitate patient discharge processes, including discharge teaching and coordination with Case Management
- Actively participate in unit-based quality improvement activities, core measures, and initiatives supporting patient safety and satisfaction
Required Qualifications- Active, unrestricted Registered Nurse (RN) license in the applicable state
- BLS certification required
- ADN or ASN degree required
- Proficiency with computer systems and applications, or ability to be trained
- Ability to assess age-specific patient safety issues and implement appropriate safety measures
- Strong communication and collaboration skills with interdisciplinary care teams
Preferred Experience / Skills- BSN preferred
- 2+ years of recent, continuous Cath Lab RN experience in a high-volume lab (approximately 10+ cases/day), including PCI, STEMI call, and high-risk cases such as Impella and IABP
- Proficiency with Epic EMR
- Neuro-interventional experience a plus
Why Join Us- Opportunity to work in a high-acuity, fast-paced Cardiac Cath Lab environment with a team committed to nursing excellence and evidence-based practice
- Supportive, patient-centered culture that values clinical autonomy, professional growth, and collaborative care