Cardiac ICU RN (PRN) — High-Acuity Care & Impact

Health Here; Houston (TX); On-site; USD 55,000 - 96,000; Full time

Job summary

Health Here in Houston, TX seeks a Registered Nurse for CVICU PRN to provide high-acuity cardiac and vascular care for post-surgical and critically ill cardiovascular patients. You will assess patient status, implement evidence-based nursing care plans, and monitor hemodynamics, ventilators, and vasoactive infusions with timely escalation as needed.

You will collaborate with physicians and multidisciplinary teams, educate patients and families, and ensure safe transitions of care in a fast-paced

Qualifications

• Current RN licensure.
• Strong critical care and cardiovascular nursing knowledge.
• Proficiency with hemodynamic monitoring, ventilatory support, and vasoactive therapy.
• Excellent assessment skills, clinical judgment, and communication.
• Commitment to compassionate care, learning, and teamwork.

Responsibilities

• Deliver comprehensive nursing care to critically ill cardiovascular patients.
• Monitor vital parameters and respond to changes in hemodynamics, ventilation status, and vasoactive drips.
• Collaborate with physicians and multidisciplinary teams to optimize clinical outcomes.
• Educate patients and families and support understanding of care needs.
• Ensure safe and effective transitions of care.

Skills

RN licensure

Critical care nursing

Cardiovascular nursing

Hemodynamic monitoring

Ventilatory support

Vasoactive therapy

Assessment skills

Communication

Compassionate care

Teamwork

Job description

Health Here in Houston, TX seeks a Registered Nurse for CVICU PRN to provide high-acuity cardiac and vascular care for post-surgical and critically ill cardiovascular patients. You will assess patient status, implement evidence-based nursing care plans, and monitor hemodynamics, ventilators, and vasoactive infusions with timely escalation as needed.

You will collaborate with physicians and multidisciplinary teams, educate patients and families, and ensure safe transitions of care in a fast-paced