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Trinity Health Hospital Campus in Minot, ND is seeking an RN for a Cardiac Rehab program to deliver specialized nursing care, perform assessments, and tailor exercise and education plans for patients recovering from cardiac events.
The role involves monitoring vitals and cardiac rhythms during supervised sessions, coordinating with physicians and an interdisciplinary team, and supporting self-management to improve cardiovascular outcomes.
Job Location: Trinity Health Hospital Campus & Medical District - Minot, ND 58701
Position Type: Part Time
Salary Range: $32.00 - $49.60
Hourly
Job Shift: Days
The RN, Cardiac Rehab provides specialized nursing care to patients participating in cardiopulmonary rehabilitation programs from post–cardiac event through recovery. This role conducts clinical assessments, develops individualized exercise and education plans, and monitors patients’ physiologic responses during supervised rehabilitation sessions. Working collaboratively with physicians, exercise specialists, and interdisciplinary team members, the RN supports risk-factor modification, safe progression of activity, and patient confidence in self-management. As part of a supportive, team-based rehabilitation environment, this position contributes to program effectiveness, quality monitoring, and positive cardiovascular outcomes through ongoing evaluation and evidence-based practice.
Licenses and Certifications Required:
The RN, Cardiac Rehab frequently stands, walks, and moves alongside patients during monitored exercise sessions. The role requires assisting patients with equipment setup, providing steadying support, and occasionally lifting or moving exercise devices or supplies. Adequate vision, hearing, and manual dexterity are needed to assess physiologic data, observe patient status, operate monitoring equipment, and respond quickly in the event of changes in patient condition.
This role functions within a cardiopulmonary rehabilitation setting, with routine exposure to exercise equipment, cardiac monitoring devices, and patients recovering from acute or chronic conditions. Work may involve responding to emergent situations, requiring adherence to safety protocols, infection-prevention measures, and rapid-response readiness. The environment includes periods of moderate physical activity, variable patient acuity, and frequent interaction with patients, families, and multidisciplinary staff.