Travel Nurse RN - Intermediate Care in Bridgeport, WV

Concentric Healthcare Staffing

  • Bridgeport, WV
  • 1 day ago

    Highlights

    Why Join Us Work in a well-supported unit with both a charge nurse and house supervisor available, with charge nurses typically not carrying a patient assignment under normal circumstances. Manage stepdown-level patients including post-MI with sheath pull, ADHF, post-op vascular, GI bleed, and DKA.

    Numbers & Facts

    LocationBridgeport, WV

    Description

    Job Title

    Registered Nurse (RN) – IMC / PCU / Stepdown

    Location

    Bridgeport, WV | Acute Care

    Schedule / Job Type

    Contract | Night Shift | Onsite | Every other weekend required | Holiday rotation required

    Key Responsibilities
    • Provide direct patient care on an 18-bed Intermediate Care Unit (IMU) with a 1:3 nurse-to-patient ratio
    • Manage stepdown-level patients including post-MI with sheath pull, ADHF, post-op vascular, GI bleed, and DKA
    • Titrate vasoactive and cardiac drips including Nitroglycerin, Neo, and Cardene per unit protocols
    • Independently read and interpret telemetry strips for all assigned patients
    • Manage patients on BiPAP and CPAP respiratory support
    • Float to other units as needed (PRN)
    Required Qualifications
    • Active RN license valid in West Virginia or a compact state
    • ACLS certification required
    • BLS certification required
    • Prior stepdown, PCU, or IMC nursing experience required
    • Demonstrated ability to titrate drips independently
    • Ability to read and interpret telemetry strips
    Preferred Experience / Skills
    • Experience with post-operative vascular and cardiac patient populations
    • Familiarity with vasoactive drip management including Nitroglycerin, Neosynephrine, and Nicardipine
    • Experience working alongside PCT support staff in a team-based care model
    Why Join Us
    • Work in a well-supported unit with both a charge nurse and house supervisor available, with charge nurses typically not carrying a patient assignment under normal circumstances
    • No on-call or standby requirements, offering a more predictable schedule