TravelNurseSource is working with Concentric Healthcare Staffing to find a qualified Cardiac Stepdown RN in Clinton, South Carolina, 29325!
Job Title
Registered Nurse – Cardiac Stepdown
Location
Clinton, SC | Inpatient / Cardiac Stepdown
Schedule / Job Type
Contract | Nights | 3x12 or 4x12 Hours | 19:00–07:30 | Every other weekend coverage (subject to change based on need)
Key Responsibilities
- Provide direct nursing care to inpatient adults with actual or potential life-threatening multisystem or cardiac conditions, including sepsis, MI, unstable angina, and Coronary Artery Disease
- Administer and monitor vasoactive drug infusions, IV antiarrhythmic therapy, thrombolytic therapy, and anticoagulation
- Perform and interpret cardiac telemetry monitoring and EKGs
- Assist with or support procedures including defibrillation/cardioversion and thoracentesis
- Monitor patients using non-invasive blood pressure monitoring and related equipment
- Float to like units or other facilities as needed based on census demands
Required Qualifications
- Active South Carolina RN license
- ACLS certification required
- BLS certification required
- NIHSS certification required
- Minimum 1 year of experience with EPIC EMR
- Must reside more than 100 miles from all system facilities to be fully eligible; candidates residing 50–99.9 miles from the contracted campus (Night Shift – Adult Cardiac Tele/Progressive Care) may be considered at a reduced rate; candidates under 50 miles are ineligible
Preferred Experience / Skills
- Minimum 2 years of experience in a Cardiac Stepdown or similar unit
- First-time travelers with strong relevant clinical experience will be considered
- Experience with vasoactive and antiarrhythmic drug administration in an acute care setting
Why Join Us
- Pre-assignment orientation modules are compensable (up to 16 hours of reimbursement may be available), offering paid preparation time before your contract begins
- Floating assignments are limited to units and tasks for which competencies have already been demonstrated and documented, supporting a safe and familiar clinical experience