Endoscopy / GI Registered Nurse (RN)
Endoscopy / GI Registered Nurse (RN)
Posted today
SENIORITY
Senior
About the role
- Provide nursing care for patients undergoing GI and endoscopic procedures
- Assist with pre‐procedure preparation, intra‐procedure support, and post‐procedure recovery
- Perform IV insertion and monitor patients receiving moderate/conscious sedation
- Monitor vital signs, cardiac rhythm, and patient response throughout procedures
- Support physicians during procedures such as EGD and colonoscopy
- Ensure proper documentation in accordance with facility and regulatory standards
- Collaborate with physicians, anesthesia, and endoscopy team members to ensure safe, efficient care
- Schedule630a, 830a, 7a (8 hour shifts)
- Fulll Time- 5 shifts a week (procedural hours vary by facility)13-week contract with possibility of extension depending on performance and census
- Active Registered Nurse (RN) license (state‐specific or compact, as applicable)
- Endoscopy or GI nursing experience required
- Proficiency with IV insertion and patient monitoringBLS required; ACLS preferred
- Strong assessment, clinical judgment, and documentation skills
- Preferred Experience
- Experience with moderate or conscious sedation
- Pre‐op, PACU, or procedural nursing background
- Why This Role?
- Consistent daytime procedural hours
- Outpatient or procedural‐based work environment
- Collaborative, specialized clinical teams
- Apply today to join a per diem Endoscopy / GI team supporting high‐quality procedural care.
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