RN - Tele

Cynet Health; Lewiston (ME); On-site; USD 62,000 - 90,000; Full time

Job summary

Cynet Health is seeking a Registered Nurse specialized in Telemetry for a 13-week assignment in Lewiston, Maine. The role is night shift with 12-hour shifts and focuses on monitoring cardiac rhythms in a telemetry unit serving adult patients.

Applicants should have RN licensure and at least 2 years of experience, including post-operative cardiac care. The position requires management of cardiac drips, timely interpretation of dysrhythmias, and patient monitoring in a fast-paced environment.

Qualifications

• Telemetry experience required.
• Post-operative cardiac care exposure preferred.
• Ability to interpret dysrhythmias accurately.
• Experience with cardiac drips and titration is important.

Responsibilities

• Monitor patients in a medical-surgical telemetry unit.
• Manage and interpret cardiac rhythms and dysrhythmias.
• Administer and titrate cardiac drips as ordered.
• Collaborate with care teams and respond to emergencies.

Skills

Telemetry experience

Post-operative cardiac care

Dysrhythmia interpretation

Cardiac drips titration

Tools

IV pumps

Cardiac monitoring devices

EHR systems

Job description

RN - Tele

Profession: RN

Specialty: Telemetry

Duration: 13 weeks

Shift: Night

Hours per Shift: 12

Experience: Minimum 2 years

License: Active RN License

Certifications: ACLS, BLS, NIH, PALS Preferred

Must-Have:

Telemetry experience, post-operative cardiac care, management and interpretation of dysrhythmias, cardiac drips with titration.

Description:This position is for a Registered Nurse specializing in Telemetry.The role includes caring for patients in a medical-surgical telemetry unit.The unit serves both pediatric and adult populations.Successful candidates will have experience in managing cardiac drips and the care of patients post-cardiac procedures.Nurses will be responsible for monitoring patients' vitals and cardiac rhythms.Common patient conditions include stroke, congestive heart failure, atrial fibrillation, arrhythmias, and those recovering from cardiac catheterizations.Equipment used includes IV pumps, cardiac monitoring devices, and EHR systems.The expected patient-to-nurse ratio is 1:4-5.Nurses are required to work every other weekend and float to other areas as needed, excluding certain designated units.A strong emphasis is placed on the interpretation of dysrhythmias and the management of emergencies.Candidates must possess excellent communication skills and a strong commitment to patient care.