Tele | Registered Nurse
$2,020 - $2,130
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SENIORITY
Senior
SALARY
$2,020 - $2,130
About the role
- Active Registered Nurse (RN) licensure
- Minimum 2 years of telemetry nursing or cardiac nursing experience required
- Telemetry and med-surg/tele experience strongly preferredACLS and BLS requiredNIHSS preferred
- Experience with Epic charting required
- Ability to interpret, monitor, and manage dysrhythmias
- Experience caring for patients with complex cardiac and respiratory needs
- Comfort working with a patient ratio of 4 on days and 5 on nights
- Strong communication, organization, and teamwork skills
- Provide high-quality nursing care to telemetry patients with cardiac and medical-surgical needs
- Monitor cardiac rhythms and respond appropriately to changes in patient condition
- Care for patients recovering from CABG, valve repair, thoracotomy, and vascular procedures
- Support patients with respiratory failure, tracheostomy management, and post-operative recovery
- Administer medications, IV therapies, and ordered treatments safely and accurately
- Document assessments, interventions, and outcomes in Epic
- Collaborate with interdisciplinary teams to ensure coordinated, patient-centered care
- Float as needed to med-surg, med-surg/tele, and telemetry units
- Maintain a safe, efficient, and compassionate care environment during night shift operations
- Why This Travel Nursing Job?
- Competitive weekly pay for Wisconsin nursing jobs
- Opportunity to grow your cardiac telemetry and acute care experience
- Work in a vibrant healthcare community in Madison, Wisconsin
- Supportive team environment with a focus on patient-centered care
- Apply now to take the next step in your travel nursing career and join this Telemetry RN opportunity in Madison, WI.
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