Telemetry Travel Nurse - Portland, OR

This Telemetry travel nurse position in Portland, Oregon, with Advantis Medical is a 13-week Travel Telemetry Registered Nurse (RN) contract at Providence - Portland Medical Center. This role pays $1,876 per week and follows a Days shift with a 3x12 schedule.

In this Telemetry travel nursing role, you will provide patient care in a hospital setting, assess and monitor patient conditions, support urgent interventions, document care accurately, and collaborate with physicians and the clinical care team during fast-moving patient situations.

Advantis Medical supports travel clinicians with streamlined credentialing to help with fast start dates, free license support and renewals, and Day 1 benefits.

Responsibilities

• Manage a multi-patient assignment of continuously monitored cardiac patients
• Interpret cardiac rhythms, recognizing arrhythmias and escalating changes promptly
• Administer cardiac medications as ordered, including antiarrhythmics and anticoagulants
• Respond to chest pain, rhythm changes, and signs of instability, initiating emergency interventions per facility protocol

Travel Nursing Requirements

• 2+ years of recent Telemetry nursing experience
• Active Oregon RN License

Providence Portland Medical Center — Portland, OR

Providence Portland is the cancer-and-cardiac specialty hospital on Portland's east side — a Magnet, 483-bed tertiary center where RNs concentrate in oncology, heart, neuroscience, and rehab rather than trauma.

• Magnet-designated.
• The Providence Cancer Institute (Robert W. Franz Cancer Center, home to the Earle A. Chiles Research Institute), a leader in immuno-oncology research, anchors deep oncology and infusion tracks.
• Cardiac and neuroscience acuity comes from the Providence Heart & Vascular Institute (cardiac cath and advanced heart-failure care) and the Brain & Spine Institute.
• About 64,000 ED visits and 23,000 admissions a year across a 483-bed hospital now expanding by 90 beds.
• The on-campus Providence Child Center (58 beds, medically fragile children) and an Acute Rehabilitation Center add specialty settings most hospitals lack.