RN: EP Lab
Listed on 2026-09-27
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Nursing
Healthcare Nursing
Job Description:
Join us for an exciting 13-week contract working in electrophysiology as a cardiac catheterization nurse in New Britain, Connecticut. This role offers an opportunity to dive deep into complex cardiac procedures, including device placements like pacemakers, CRTs, MICRAs, and ILRs, as well as cardiac ablations for A-FIB, A-Flutter, SVT, and PFA. The work happens in a fast-paced, high-stakes environment where your expertise in pre- and post-procedure care will shine.
The schedule features four 10-hour days, giving you a full week of work and plenty of time to explore nearby attractions. Experience with EPIC, CARTO, and Claris systems is essential, along with a CT RN license and proficiency in ACLS and BLS. Get ready to make a difference in a facility that values technical skill and attention to detail, all while enjoying an engaging and rewarding travel experience.
The weather around this time of year typically features mild to warm temperatures with clear skies, making it ideal for outdoor activities. Expect comfortable days perfect for exploring the city and the surrounding areas, with some occasional rain showers to refresh the scenery.
Fun Things To Do:- Historic Downtown Walks: Stroll through charming streets filled with local shops, cafes, and historic architecture.
- Hiking at Walnut Hill Park: Enjoy scenic trails and a peaceful environment just minutes from downtown.
- Day Trip to Hartford: Explore the Wadsworth Atheneum Museum of Art and the Mark Twain House & Museum for a dose of culture and history.
- Day Trip to Farmington Canal Trail: Bike or hike this picturesque trail that connects multiple towns and offers stunning views of the countryside.
- Relax at the New Britain Museum of American Art: Discover a diverse collection of American artworks in a tranquil setting.
Location:
New Britain, Connecticut
Shift: 10-hour days (4 days/week)
Duration: 13 weeks (40 hours/week)
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