Travel RN - Cath Lab/EP

Travel RN - Cath Lab/EP

American Traveler

Boston, Massachusetts, United States

Position status: Open

Assignment type: travel

Shift: Days

Length (weeks): 13

Openings: 2

Start date: 2026-11-01

$3,339.00/week (estimated advertised weekly pay)

Description

American Traveler is hiring an experienced Cath Lab RN for a 13-week assignment requiring an active MA RN license and prior Cath Lab experience.

Details

Cardiac Catheterization Lab with 7 procedure rooms and a hybrid OR, all upgraded within the last 1-5 years

12-bay peri-procedural space for patient prep and recovery

Epic is used for charting; Siemens Sensis system used for hemodynamic measurements

Averages over 30 cases per day, ranging from outpatient RHC and stable coronary angiograms to complex coronary, structural, and vascular interventions

Supports either 3x12-hour or 4x10-hour shift schedules, 07:00-17:30

Weeknight, weekend, and holiday call possible during the contract, but no weekend or holiday shifts worked

Typical 13-week contract includes 1-2 weeknight call shifts total and possibly one weekend call, though not guaranteed

Requirements

Active MA RN license required; pending or conditional licenses not accepted

Current BLS and ACLS certifications (AHA only)

Minimum 5 years of nursing experience required

2+ years of ICU experience preferred

1+ years of experience as a Cath Lab RN preferred

Epic EMR charting experience preferred

Primary source license verification required within 30 days of start via NURSYS and BON

Additional Information

Act as a key member of the patient care team, collaborating with the care team to ensure continuity of care

Promote a philosophy of patient- and family-focused care in all interactions

Flu vaccination required with no religious or medical exemptions allowed

Local candidates within 60 miles of the facility may be considered at a reduced rate

Prior travel nursing experience preferred but not required

First-time travelers may be considered given required experience is met