Cardiac Stepdown | Registered Nurse
$2,000 - $2,100
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SENIORITY
Senior
SALARY
$2,000 - $2,100
About the role
- Active Illinois Registered Nurse license required
- Minimum of 1 year of recent acute care nursing experience required
- Experience in Telemetry, Neuro Stepdown, PCU/DOU/IMC, or Stepdown requiredBLS and NIHSS requiredACLS preferred
- Travel nursing experience required
- Strong cardiac monitoring and dysrhythmia interpretation skills
- Experience with Cerner preferred
- Ability to provide safe, high-quality care in a fast-paced environment
- Comfort working with complex adult patients and diverse diagnoses
- Provide compassionate, patient-centered care to adult cardiac stepdown and IMC patients
- Monitor cardiac rhythms and respond appropriately to changes in patient condition
- Administer medications, manage drips within protocol, and support procedural sedation as needed
- Care for patients with cardiac, neurological, respiratory, renal, and post-operative needs
- Manage ventilated patients, tracheostomies, chest tubes, and advanced respiratory support
- Perform thorough assessments, collaborate with interdisciplinary teams, and communicate changes promptly
- Support rapid response efforts and deliver efficient, safe care in a high-throughput unit
- Maintain accurate documentation and follow unit protocols, isolation precautions, and wound care standards
- Adapt to a busy, team-oriented environment while maintaining strong clinical judgment
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