RN - Cath Lab

Cynet HealthStaff; Aurora (CO); On-site; USD 90,000 - 110,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

13-week assignment

Day shift

Job summary

RN - Cath Lab team member sought by Cynet HealthStaff for a 13-week assignment in Colorado. The role involves care for patients undergoing cardiac catheterization, assisting with diagnostic and interventional procedures, monitoring vitals and responses, and delivering medications with a focus on safety and infection control.

Must have active nursing license and Cath Lab experience. The position is a day shift, with a 10-hour shift length and weekend call requirements as needed.

Qualifications

• Active nursing license in practice state.
• Minimum 2 years Cath Lab experience; first-timers with 3+ years in academic Cath Lab may apply.

Responsibilities

• Monitor patients undergoing cardiac catheterization procedures.
• Assist with diagnostic and interventional catheterizations.
• Administer medications and perform required interventions.
• Respond to call requirements within 30 minutes.
• Maintain infection control and patient safety.

Skills

Cath Lab experience

Cardiac care

Patient monitoring

Respond to call within 30 minutes

BLS

Job description

RN - Cath Lab

Profession: Nursing

Specialty: Cath Lab

Duration: 13 Weeks

Shift: Day

Hours per Shift: 10

Experience: Minimum 2 years required, first-timers accepted with 3 or more years in academic Cath Lab

License: Active nursing license in practice state

Certifications: BLS, ACLS (AHA) required

Must-Have:

• Demonstrated experience in Cath Lab procedures
• Ability to respond to call requirements within 30 minutes
• Willingness to work weekends as needed

Description:We are seeking a Registered Nurse to join our Cath Lab team.This position involves providing care to patients undergoing cardiac catheterization procedures.The nurse will assist with various procedures, including diagnostic and interventional catheterizations.Responsibilities include monitoring patients, administering medications, and performing necessary interventions.Experience in end-tidal CO2 monitoring and activated clotting time (ACT) is preferred.Candidates should be knowledgeable in cardiac stent placement, procedural sedation, and infection prevention.The role requires effective communication skills and the ability to manage patient needs.Nurses will work with a small team and be expected to collaborate with interdisciplinary support.Flexibility to meet unit needs and respond to call is required.A commitment to patient safety and high-quality care is essential.