Cardiac ICU Nurse — Lead High-Acuity Critical Care

Health Care Administrators Association® (HCAA); St. Louis (MO); On-site; USD 80,000 - 100,000; Full time

Job summary

Health Care Administrators Association in Missouri is seeking a Cardiac ICU Registered Nurse to provide high-acuity, evidence-based care for complex cardiac patients in an intensive care unit located in St. Louis.

You will manage advanced hemodynamic monitoring, titratable infusions, ventilators, and rhythm monitoring while collaborating with physicians and multidisciplinary teams to ensure safe, high-quality care and timely interventions.

Qualifications

• Registered Nurse licensure with strong critical care competency.
• Proficiency in hemodynamic management, infusion titration, ventilator support, and rhythm monitoring.
• Excellent clinical judgment, rapid response capability, and patient-centered communication.
• Ability to collaborate effectively with a multidisciplinary team while maintaining safety and quality.

Responsibilities

• Manage advanced hemodynamic monitoring, titratable infusions, ventilators, and post-operative cardiac care.
• Continuously assess cardiac rhythms and promptly respond to rapid clinical changes.
• Deliver safe, high-quality care in partnership with physicians and multidisciplinary teams.
• Coordinate and communicate clinical updates to support timely interventions.
• Educate patients and families on care plans and discharge readiness.
• Promote patient safety, quality improvement, and adherence to clinical standards.

Skills

RN licensure

Critical care

Hemodynamic management

Infusion titration

Ventilator support

Rhythm monitoring

Clinical judgment

Rapid response

Patient-centered communication

Multidisciplinary collaboration

Job description

Health Care Administrators Association in Missouri is seeking a Cardiac ICU Registered Nurse to provide high-acuity, evidence-based care for complex cardiac patients in an intensive care unit located in St. Louis.

You will manage advanced hemodynamic monitoring, titratable infusions, ventilators, and rhythm monitoring while collaborating with physicians and multidisciplinary teams to ensure safe, high-quality care and timely interventions.