Telemetry RN in Wilmington, North Carolina

Join a 13-week travel contract as a Medical/Surgical/Telemetry Registered Nurse in Wilmington, NC, working 12-hour night shifts. This role offers a hands-on experience caring for patients with diverse diagnoses, including COVID, pneumonia, and diabetes, within a multi-level care setting that includes isolation areas. You’ll utilize your skills in telemetry, dysrhythmia interpretation, IV management, and wound care, all while working on a team dedicated to patient well-being. The shift schedule provides a good rhythm and the opportunity to make a real difference when it matters most, especially during storm or disaster situations. This role emphasizes team cohesion and responsiveness, offering a chance to work in a fast-paced environment without the monotony of long-term assignment commitments.

Weather:

The climate in Wilmington tends to be mild and welcoming, with warm, pleasant weather generally prevailing around this time of year. Expect comfortable temperatures suitable for outdoor activities and exploring the scenic coastal surroundings.

Fun Things To Do:

• Beach Day at Wrightsville Beach: Relax on pristine sands and take a swim in the Atlantic Ocean.
• Visit Airlie Gardens: Stroll through lush gardens and enjoy stunning botanical displays.
• Day Trip to Outer Banks: Explore the iconic sand dunes, lighthouses, and charming towns on a scenic drive.
• Explore Carolina Beach: Enjoy boardwalk attractions, seafood, and the lively nightlife.
• Historic Downtown Wilmington: Discover art galleries, unique shops, and waterfront dining.

Job Specifics:

Location: Wilmington, North Carolina
Shift: 12-hour nights, from 6:45 PM to 7:15 AM
Duration: 13 weeks, with a flexible scheduling of 36 to 48 hours per week
Additional details: The assignment requires participation in storm and hurricane teams, with the possibility of mandatory work during catastrophic events, and may involve unit consolidation mid-contract. RTO (Time Off) is limited to 7 days maximum, and floating between units is required to meet patient care needs.