Travel Registered Nurse Cath Lab

Answer the call to advanced cardiovascular care as a Registered Nurse in the Cath Lab, stationed in New Lenox, Illinois. This multiweek assignment begins 03/16/2026 and invites dedicated professionals to partner with physicians, technicians, and support teams as you guide patients through diagnostic and interventional procedures. Your expertise in sterile technique, hemodynamic monitoring, and patient advocacy will help families find steadiness during high‑stakes moments.

In addition to the professional reward, Illinois offers a spectrum of natural and cultural beauty—from Starved Rock State Park’s woods and trails to lakefront sunsets and vibrant city life within reach. New Lenox itself provides a welcoming, family‑oriented community where you can pursue weekend escapes to nearby parks, waterways, and charming towns while advancing your Cath Lab career. This is a great opportunity to grow your practice, contribute to meaningful patient outcomes, and join a team that values precision, compassion, and continuous learning.

New Lenox positions you in a tight‑knit community that values teamwork, safety, and patient‑centered care. The assignment also affords the possibility to work at different facilities within the company’s U.S. travel network, exposing you to diverse case mixes and state‑of‑the‑art labs. Enjoy competitive weekly pay between $2,808 and $2,975, plus housing assistance and a path for extension of your contract. Being part of a nationwide program means you can rotate to sites with varying volumes, introduce best practices learned here, and build a robust resume for your career road ahead.

You’ll benefit from 24/7 support, travel coordination, and resources designed to simplify transitions between assignments, so you can focus on delivering excellent patient care and advancing your Cath Lab proficiency.

• Responsibilities: Provide critical nursing support in the cath lab during diagnostic angiography, percutaneous coronary intervention, and related interventional studies. Assist physicians and technologists with catheter manipulation, equipment setup, sterile technique, radiographic safety, and patient positioning. Monitor hemodynamics, document procedures, manage medications per protocol, and deliver post‑procedure care including recovery monitoring and patient education. Ensure equipment readiness, inventory control, and adherence to safety standards, infection control practices, and quality metrics.
  
  Collaborate with multidisciplinary teams to optimize patient flow and outcomes in fast‑paced environments.
• Growth opportunities: Access ongoing education, procedural proctoring, and cross‑training opportunities across facilities within the travel program. Build expertise across diverse labs, expand your professional network, and position yourself for leadership roles within the Cath Lab pathway.
• Benefits and incentives: Competitive weekly pay of $2,808–$2,975, with housing assistance and the potential for a sign‑on or retention bonus where offered. Extension opportunities allow you to continue elevating your skills and broaden your experience with evolving interventional practices.
• Support structure: Comprehensive 24/7 support while traveling with the company, dedicated clinical liaisons, and on‑site and remote assistance to address clinical questions, safety concerns, and scheduling needs. You will have access to resources that streamline credentialing, compliance, and credential verification across sites.

Our organization is committed to empowering our nursing staff, fostering clear pathways for career advancement, and cultivating a supportive, inclusive work environment. You’ll join teams that emphasize mentorship, continuous learning, and recognition of clinical excellence. From ongoing continuing education credits to leadership development conversations, the focus is on helping you grow professionally while maintaining work‑life balance and well‑being. We believe in transparent communication, collaboration, and a culture where every team member’s contribution is valued as essential to delivering high‑quality cardiovascular…