Heart Failure RN — Night Shift (Part-Time)

Trinity Health Of New England; Hartford (CT); On-site; USD 60,000 - 90,000; Part time

Job summary

Saint Francis Hospital seeks a Registered Nurse (RN) for the Heart Failure program at the Hoffman Heart & Vascular Institute. The role provides specialized nursing care to adults with acute and chronic heart failure in a high-acuity cardiac setting.

This part-time, 12-hour night shift position emphasizes collaboration with the interdisciplinary team, patient education, and adherence to evidence-based protocols to ensure optimal patient outcomes.

Qualifications

• Graduate of an accredited college or university affiliated nursing program.
• Current Licensure as a Registered Nurse (RN) in Connecticut.
• BLS (AHA/ARC) certification required.

Responsibilities

• Deliver comprehensive nursing care to patients with acute and chronic heart failure across all disease stages.
• Perform detailed cardiac and systemic assessments, including monitoring hemodynamics, fluid status, daily weights, symptoms, and telemetry.
• Administer, manage, and evaluate cardiac and heart failure medications utilizing evidence-based, nurse-driven protocols.
• Collaborate with physicians, advanced practice providers, and interdisciplinary team members to coordinate patient care.
• Educate patients and families on disease management, medications, and lifestyle modifications.
• Recognize and respond promptly to changes in patient condition to prevent clinical deterioration.

Skills

Acute care

Medical-Surgical

Telemetry

Cardiac nursing

Education

Nursing degree (RN)

Tools

ACLS

Job description

Saint Francis Hospital seeks a Registered Nurse (RN) for the Heart Failure program at the Hoffman Heart & Vascular Institute. The role provides specialized nursing care to adults with acute and chronic heart failure in a high-acuity cardiac setting.

This part-time, 12-hour night shift position emphasizes collaboration with the interdisciplinary team, patient education, and adherence to evidence-based protocols to ensure optimal patient outcomes.