Collaborate with respiratory therapy staff who manage breathing treatments, inhalers, ABGs, and respiratory equipment such as BiPAP, CPAP, and high-flow O2; RN role is to monitor patients accordingly. Why Join Us Supportive unit structure with charge nurses on every shift, dedicated patient care techs, and a remote telemetry monitoring team to assist RNs.
Provide direct patient care on a 48-bed Medical Surgical unit with nurse-to-patient ratios of 1:6–8 on nights
Monitor and manage patients with common diagnoses including pneumonia, UTI, altered mental status, GI bleed, alcohol withdrawal, and fall-related injuries
Titrate drips including heparin, bumex, and lasix as indicated (cardiac drip titration not required)
Collaborate with respiratory therapy staff who manage breathing treatments, inhalers, ABGs, and respiratory equipment such as BiPAP, CPAP, and high-flow O2; RN role is to monitor patients accordingly
Work alongside patient care techs and a remote telemetry monitoring team; RNs are not required to independently read and interpret telemetry strips
Adhere to scheduling requirements including every-other-weekend coverage, potential holiday rotation, and flexibility to float to other Medical Surgical, MS-Tele, or IMC units as needed
Required Qualifications
Active, unrestricted Registered Nurse (RN) license (licensing hits must be disclosed at time of submission)
Current BLS certification
Minimum of 1 year of RN experience
Valid, unexpired driver's license (copy required at time of submission)
Ability to comply with a 50-mile radius requirement
Willingness to wear required scrub color (Navy Blue) and adhere to dress code policy
Preferred Experience / Skills
Prior travel nursing experience preferred, though first-time travelers will be considered
Familiarity with titratable drip management in a Medical Surgical setting
CNA certification or willingness to complete a PCT course if applicable
Why Join Us
Supportive unit structure with charge nurses on every shift, dedicated patient care techs, and a remote telemetry monitoring team to assist RNs
Structured orientation including dedicated educator and computer system training followed by preceptored clinical orientation