Nurse - RN, TELE - Per Diem / PRN - Pay up to $50.5/HR
mercyone waterloo medical centerWaterloo (IA)
Nurse - RN, TELE - Per Diem / PRN - Pay up to $50.5/HR
Posted 3 days ago
mercyone waterloo medical centerWaterloo (IA)
SENIORITY
Senior
About the role
Registered Nurse (RN) – Telemetry Join our team as a skilled Registered Nurse (RN) in the Telemetry Unit, where you will provide specialized care to patients requiring continuous cardiac monitoring. This role involves using advanced telemetry technology to monitor patients' vital signs and ensure timely interventions.
Key Responsibilities:
Monitor patients' cardiac rhythms using telemetry equipment and respond promptly to any abnormalities or emergencies.
Administer medications, fluids, and treatments per physician orders while ensuring patient safety and comfort.
Create personalized care plans in collaboration with interdisciplinary healthcare teams.
Educate patients and families about cardiac health, treatment plans, and recovery processes.
Document patient information accurately in medical records systems while adhering to regulatory standards.
Work Environment:
The role is based in hospital telemetry units or cardiac care centers equipped with advanced monitoring technology for critical patients requiring continuous observation. This position requires strong decision-making skills and composure under pressure in fast-paced environments focused on cardiac care excellence.
Benefits:
A competitive salary with potential for career growth within telemetry nursing specialties or leadership roles.
A comprehensive benefits package including health insurance coverage, retirement savings options, and paid leave policies.
Supportive continuing education resources designed to maintain licensure requirements and enhance telemetry nursing competencies.
Equal Opportunity Employer:
Your commitment to delivering high-quality patient care is greatly appreciated. We are dedicated to fostering an inclusive workplace culture where every employee can thrive professionally while positively impacting patient health outcomes daily.*This information is based on the Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS). Actual job responsibilities may vary by location.
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