RN - CCU

Cynet Health; City of Poughkeepsie (NY); On-site; USD 74,000 - 96,000; Full time

Job summary

Cynet Health is seeking a Registered Nurse for the CCU in New York. The role focuses on post‑operative thoracic and cardiac care, including support for catheterization procedures, PCI, and ablation.

You will monitor patients with pacemakers and AICDs and manage atrial fibrillation, with occasional float to ICU as needed. The position requires a NY RN license, at least two years in critical care, and BLS/ACLS certifications.

Qualifications

• Must have NY RN license.
• Minimum of 2 years of experience in critical care.
• Experience with post‑op thoracic and cardiac patients, PCI, ablation, PPM, and AICD.

Responsibilities

• Provide care for post‑operative thoracic and cardiac patients.
• Assist with catheterization procedures and interventions.
• Monitor and manage patients undergoing PCI and ablation.
• Support care for patients with pacemakers and AICDs.
• Deliver general cardiac medical care including atrial fibrillation management.
• Float to critical care if needed.
• Guarantee hours of 36 per week.

Skills

Critical Care

Post‑op cardiac care

Cardiac patient care

Education

NY RN License

Tools

BLS

ACLS

Job description

RN - CCU

Profession: RN

Specialty: Critical Care

Duration: 13 weeks

Shift: 12H Night

Hours per Shift: 12.5 (23:00-11:30)

Experience: 2 years or more

License: NY RN License

Certifications: BLS, ACLS

Must-Have: Experience in care of post-op thoracic, cardiac, catheterization, PCI, ablation, PPM, AICD, and general cardiac medical patients including AFib and CF

Description:Provide care for post-operative thoracic and cardiac patients.Assist with catheterization procedures and interventions.Monitor and manage patients undergoing PCI and ablation.Support care for patients with pacemakers and AICDs.Deliver general cardiac medical care including atrial fibrillation management.Float to critical care if needed.Must be able to work alternating weekends and holidays.Guaranteed hours of 36 per week.