Step-Down ICU RN – 12h Shifts, Tuition & Cert Benefits

MetroHealth; Cleveland Heights (OH); On-site; USD 75,000 - 95,000; Full time

Job summary

MetroHealth Main Campus- Glick is seeking an experienced Registered Nurse for the Critical Care Step Down Unit, 7 West. The role features a 14-bed unit with rotating day and night shifts (7a-7p/7p-7a) and rotating weekends/holidays to support patient care in Northeast Ohio.

Requirements include Ohio RN licensure, BLS, ACLS, and 1 year RN experience for PRN. Strong EKG, central line, and bedside procedure skills are preferred; collaboration with PCNAs, interns, and providers is essential.

Qualifications

• Graduate of an accredited nursing program.
• Current RN licensure in Ohio.
• Current BLS for healthcare provider or obtained within 90 days of hire.
• Current ACLS certification or obtained within 6 months of hire.
• PRN requires 1 year of relevant RN experience.
• PRN must possess all required certifications at hire.

Responsibilities

• Provide patient-centered nursing care on a 14-bed Critical Care Step Down unit (7 West).
• Interpret EKGs and manage central lines as part of daily care.
• Administer rescue BiPAP, high-flow oxygen, and vent therapies as needed.
• Assist with bedside procedures (endoscopies, bronchoscopies) when required.
• Demonstrate critical thinking, delegating, and time management in a fast-paced environment.

Skills

EKG interpretation

Central Line care

Rescue Bi-pap, High Flow Oxygen, Trach

Bedside procedures assistance

Critical thinking

Delegating

Time management

Education

RN license (Ohio)

Job description

MetroHealth Main Campus- Glick is seeking an experienced Registered Nurse for the Critical Care Step Down Unit, 7 West. The role features a 14-bed unit with rotating day and night shifts (7a-7p/7p-7a) and rotating weekends/holidays to support patient care in Northeast Ohio.

Requirements include Ohio RN licensure, BLS, ACLS, and 1 year RN experience for PRN. Strong EKG, central line, and bedside procedure skills are preferred; collaboration with PCNAs, interns, and providers is essential.