Travel Registered Nurse Tele

Overview

Step into a pivotal Telemetry Nursing role in Portland, Oregon, and lead the way in patient-centered care where every heartbeat matters. As a Tele RN, you’ll translate complex rhythms into compassionate action, coordinating with physicians, techs, and case managers to ensure timely interventions, safe transports, and smooth transitions from hospital to home. Your expertise will empower patients to navigate recovery with confidence, while your own professional growth accelerates through exposure to diverse cardiac care scenarios, evolving telemetry technologies, and coordinated care planning.

This opportunity invites you to envision the impact you’ll make, from rapid bedside decisions to thoughtful discharge planning, all while enjoying the dynamic culture and natural beauty of the Pacific Northwest. And as you explore this role, you’ll also discover the state’s spectacular places—from misty forests and iconic bridges to dramatic coastlines and sunlit river trails—inviting you to unwind after meaningful days of care.

Oregon’s landscapes are a constant reminder of balance, resilience, and renewal that complements the demanding, rewarding work you do.

Portland is a vibrant hub where medical excellence meets an unmatched quality of life. Here you’ll work in a thriving urban setting renowned for sustainability, foodie culture, and a welcoming, diverse community. The location offers easy access to parks, trails, and rivers, creating abundant opportunities to recharge between shifts. Beyond Portland, this role opens doors to assignments across the United States, letting you experience a mosaic of healthcare settings—from coastal clinics to mountain hospital campuses—while maintaining the security of a supportive network.

You’ll enjoy a community that values work-life balance, continuing education, and mentorship, with access to resources that help you stay at the forefront of telemetry practice. And when you’re ready to explore Oregon’s beauty or beyond, you’ll have the flexibility to rotate between locations, all while knowing you’re backed by a team that prioritizes your well-being and professional development.

As a Tele RN, you’ll monitor telemetry units, interpret rhythms, detect arrhythmias, and implement rapid escalation plans in collaboration with the interdisciplinary team. You’ll manage patient safety alerts, ensure timely medication administration, and participate in daily rounds to optimize pacing, hemodynamics, and turnover. Your responsibilities will include accurate documentation, patient and family education, and coordination with case management to facilitate safe discharges and appropriate follow-up.

This role is designed for growth: you’ll have access to ongoing education, specialty certifications, and the chance to take on leadership responsibilities as you demonstrate expertise in rhythm interpretation, device checks, and telemetry workflows. Competitive benefits include a sign-on bonus, housing assistance, and the potential for contract extensions based on performance and department needs. You’ll receive comprehensive support from a dedicated travel team throughout your assignment, including 24/7 assistance, travel coordination, and on-demand clinical guidance to help you stay confident and connected on the road.

Weekly pay is listed at $1,839–$1,930, with compensation and guaranteed hours subject to final contract terms; note that guaranteed hours may vary and will be clarified during the hiring process. Start date is 02/02/2026, and the contract duration is measured in weeks, offering flexible scheduling aligned with department needs and your personal goals.

Our partner organization is built on empowering nursing teams, promoting ongoing career advancement, and fostering a supportive, inclusive work environment. They invest in you—not just in your role but in your long-term trajectory—through mentorship, access to advanced telemetry training, and opportunities to expand into related specialties. The culture emphasizes open communication, collaborative problem-solving, and recognition of the critical role nurses…