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The Cardiovascular Institute of the South is seeking an Office-Based Lab Registered Nurse (OBL RN) to support diagnostic and interventional vascular procedures for outpatients. Under physician supervision, you will plan, implement, coordinate, and evaluate patient care in a high-acuity, procedure-based setting.
You will perform comprehensive nursing assessments, educate patients and families, document in EMRs, and assist at the lab table while upholding radiation safety and sterile technique.
Cardiovascular Institute of the South, a leading organization dedicated to advancing heart health through innovation and excellence, is part of a national cardiology platform, Cardiovascular Logistics (CVL). Together, we share the same mission to provide our patients with the highest quality cardiovascular care available. Join our team and be a part of an organization that is dedicated to improving patient outcomes and shaping the future of heart health.
Cardiovascular Institute of the South, a leading organization dedicated to advancing heart health through innovation and excellence, is part of a national cardiology platform, Cardiovascular Logistics (CVL). Together, we share the same mission to provide our patients with the highest quality cardiovascular care available. Join our team and be a part of an organization that is dedicated to improving patient outcomes and shaping the future of heart health.
The Office-Based Lab Registered Nurse (OBL RN) plays a vital role in supporting the performance and delivery of diagnostic and interventional peripheral vascular procedures for outpatients at the Cardiovascular Institute of the South (CIS). Under the supervision and guidance of physicians, the OBL RN is responsible for providing comprehensive, professional nursing care-planning, implementing, coordinating, and evaluating patient treatment plans. This role requires autonomous clinical judgment, procedural expertise, and adherence to the Nurse Practice Act, ensuring safe, patient-centered care in a high-acuity, procedure-based setting.