Registered Nurse - CCU (Night) night-shift schedule subject to facility rotation. Hours per respond to changes with timely interventions.
• Manage ventilators, oxygen devices and other life-support equipment; adjust settings as needed
• Obtain and evaluate diagnostic tests and lab samples to inform patient care decisions
• Deliver bedside care, initiate patient education plans, and coach patients and families on post-discharge needs
• Maintain accurate, timely clinical documentation and follow IV, phlebotomy and infection-control protocols
• Respond to life-threatening situations with calm, skilled nursing interventions

Qualifications
• Active RN license in the state of practice or Nurse Licensure Compact enrollment
• Valid BLS and ACLS certifications from the American Heart Association
• NIHSS certification
• Verification of suicide prevention training as required for compact licensure
• Nursys e-Notify verification of demographic data for compact license holders
• Proof of right to work in the United States
• Prior critical care experience in a hospital ICU/CCU setting with competence in ventilator management and hemodynamic monitoring

Knowledge & Skills
• Critical care nursing principles and ICU/CCU workflows
• Cardiac rhythm monitoring and interpretation
• Hemodynamic monitoring and titration of vasoactive medications
• Ventilator/respiratory support and ventilator troubleshooting
• IV therapy, phlebotomy and safe medication administration
• Patient assessment, diagnostic test interpretation and lab result evaluation
• Use and interpretation of monitoring and life-support equipment

Benefits
• Generous housing stipend and travel support to help you settle in quickly
• Medical, dental & vision coverage to keep you healthy on and off the clock
• Licensure assistance & reimbursement to make renewals easy
• Paid time off so you can recharge between intense shifts
• Travel reimbursement and onboarding support for contract nurses
• A supportive team that values YOU and your critical-care expertise
• Access to professional development and continuing education resources
• Peer mentorship in a collaborative ICU/CCU environment