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Registered Nurse

Posted 4 days ago

spinesearchWestminster (CO)

SENIORITY

Senior

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About the role

SpineSearch is seeking a dedicated and experienced Registered Nurse (RN) to join a growing cardiology practice in Colorado. This individual will work closely with physicians and the clinical team to provide high-quality patient care, including assessments, triage, diagnostic testing, patient education, and ongoing cardiac care management.
Key Responsibilities: Perform patient assessments, triage calls, and coordinate ongoing patient care. Review diagnostic results with physicians and communicate findings and treatment recommendations to patients. Assist with cardiac procedures, diagnostic testing, and patient monitoring. Administer treatments and medications as directed by physicians. Educate patients and families on cardiac conditions, medications, and treatment plans. Respond to urgent clinical situations and assist with emergency protocols as needed. Maintain accurate clinical documentation and ensure quality patient care.
Qualifications: Active Colorado RN license required. Graduate of an accredited nursing program. BLS and ACLS certifications required.2+ years of nursing experience preferred. Previous cardiology or cardiac stress testing experience preferred. Strong EKG interpretation skills. Ability to work independently, prioritize patient needs, and respond effectively in urgent situations. Excellent communication and patient care skills.
Ideal Candidate: An RN with strong clinical assessment skills, an interest in cardiology, and a passion for providing exceptional patient care in a collaborative outpatient setting.

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