RN - Cath Lab

Cardiac Cath Lab Travel Nurse

Position:
Cardiac Cath Lab Travel Nurse

Location:

Weirton, West Virginia

Type:
Travel Contract

Experience Level: 2+ years of Cath Lab Experience Required

Trauma Level: Level 4 Trauma Center

Dress Code:
Traveler provided scrubs/Navy Blue

About Us:

Weirton is dedicated to providing exceptional care to our patients. As a nicotine-free facility, we maintain a high standard of health and well-being. While we welcome travelers who may not be nicotine-free, we require that nicotine usage is refrained from during your time at the facility. Additionally, please note that you may be required to work with COVID patients.

• Skillfully position and immobilize patients on examining tables, adhering to specified protocols.
• Continuously assess patient hemodynamics, ensuring optimal patient care.
• Administer conscious sedation and closely monitor patients during procedures.
• Prepare and maintain IV/IC infusion and bolus treatments.
• Swiftly alert the physician to any changes in patient responses.
• Collaborate with physicians during interventional procedures.
• Manage patient recovery to Phase I post-procedure.

• Minimum of 2 years of current Cath Lab experience is mandatory.
• 2+ years of experience in cardiac diagnostic and interventional procedures is required.
• Highly preferred:
  Certification in Moderate Sedation.
• Proficiency in interpreting EKG and hemodynamic pressure tracings is required.
• Experience with conscious sedation is necessary.
• IV experience is essential.
• Highly preferred:
  Electrophysiology (EP) experience.
• Preferred:
  Sorian EMR experience.
• Previous travel experience of one year or more is required.
• Preferred:
  Bachelor of Science in Nursing (BSN) degree.

• ACLS (AHA) certification is required.
• BLS (AHA) certification is required.

• Active West Virginia nursing license or compact license is required.

• Competitive compensation package reflecting your expertise and dedication.
• Opportunity to work in a Level 4 Trauma Center, contributing to critical patient care.
• Supportive work environment that values continuous professional growth.