Telemetry Charge RN – Night Shift, $20K Sign-On Bonus

Providence Medical Center; Kansas City (KS); On-site; USD 80,000 - 100,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Health, dental, and vision insurance

Paid vacation, sick time and holidays

401K options

Tuition reimbursement

Life, disability, and other insurance

Job summary

Providence Medical Center in Kansas City, KS is seeking a Telemetry Charge Registered Nurse to oversee nursing operations on the telemetry unit. The role coordinates staff assignments, manages patient care, and ensures continuous cardiac monitoring is safely conducted.

You will serve as a clinical expert and team leader, handling emergencies, facilitating communication with families and other departments, and supporting both patients and staff during night shifts.

Qualifications

• RN license current and valid in state of practice.
• BCLS (AHA) certification required on hire and maintained.
• ACLS (AHA) certification within 30 days of hire and maintained.
• BSN degree preferred.

Responsibilities

• Staff Coordination: assign nursing staff to patients based on acuity and workload.
• Unit Supervision: monitor telemetry unit operations during shift for safety and efficiency.
• Direct Patient Care: provide hands-on nursing care for high-acuity patients when needed.
• Telemetry Monitoring: interpret cardiac telemetry strips and respond to arrhythmias.
• Problem-Solving: serve as lead for clinical issues and resource management during shifts.

Skills

BCLS (AHA) Certification

ACLS (AHA) Certification

Education

Current and valid state RN License

Bachelor Degree in Nursing (BSN) preferred

Job description

Providence Medical Center in Kansas City, KS is seeking a Telemetry Charge Registered Nurse to oversee nursing operations on the telemetry unit. The role coordinates staff assignments, manages patient care, and ensures continuous cardiac monitoring is safely conducted.

You will serve as a clinical expert and team leader, handling emergencies, facilitating communication with families and other departments, and supporting both patients and staff during night shifts.