Cardiovascular Transplant Nurse | Day-One Benefits

Loyola Medicine; Maywood (IL); On-site; USD 45,000 - 83,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Benefits start on Day One

DailyPay – Get Paid the Same Day

Competitive shift differentials

Career growth opportunities

Tuition reimbursement

On-site fitness center

Employee discount for Child Develop. C

Certification reimbursement (up to 1)

Referral rewards

Strong team culture

Self-scheduling

Educational stipend

Nurse residency program for new grads

Job summary

Loyola Medicine in Maywood, IL is seeking Registered Nurses (RNs) for the 5 Tower (Cardiac Surgery & Step-Down Unit) at Gottlieb Memorial Hospital. This inpatient unit specializes in post-op cardiovascular and thoracic care, with a 6-bed transitional unit for higher acuity patients.

You will gain experience in cardiac telemetry, drips, chest tubes, external pacers, and a range of diagnoses while joining a supportive, team-oriented unit that promotes professional growth and patient-centered care.

Qualifications

• Diploma from an accredited nursing program (BSN or ADN) is required.
• BLS provider (approved by American Heart Association) required prior to hire.
• Illinois Board of Nursing license required prior to hire.

Responsibilities

• Provide nursing care for post-operative cardiovascular and thoracic patients on a 5 Tower unit.
• Monitor cardiac telemetry, administer IV drips, manage chest tubes and external pacers as needed.

Education

Nursing Diploma (BSN/ADN)

BLS provider (AHA)

Illinois nursing license

Job description

Loyola Medicine in Maywood, IL is seeking Registered Nurses (RNs) for the 5 Tower (Cardiac Surgery & Step-Down Unit) at Gottlieb Memorial Hospital. This inpatient unit specializes in post-op cardiovascular and thoracic care, with a 6-bed transitional unit for higher acuity patients.

You will gain experience in cardiac telemetry, drips, chest tubes, external pacers, and a range of diagnoses while joining a supportive, team-oriented unit that promotes professional growth and patient-centered care.