Registered Nurse Travel Job Telemetry Shift Nights

Registered Nurse (RN) | Telemetry
Location: Gilbert, AZ

Agency: Concentric Healthcare Staffing

Pay: Competitive weekly pay (inquire for details)

Contract Duration: 13 Weeks

Start Date: ASAP

About the Position

Job Title
Registered Nurse – Telemetry
Location
Gilbert, AZ | Acute Care
Schedule / Job Type
Contract | 12-hour Night Shifts (7:00 PM – 7:00 AM) | Onsite
Key Responsibilities
Provide nursing care for ED hold patients awaiting inpatient bed placement, with a primary focus on telemetry and medical/surgical patients
Read and interpret cardiac monitor strips independently — no monitor technician is available on unit
Titrate and adjust cardiac drips (including Cardizem, Heparin, and Amiodarone) per physician orders and established parameters
Assist with ED patient support tasks such as vital signs, IV starts, and medication administration as needed (will not serve as primary RN for ED patient assignments)
Float to med/surg, telemetry, overflow units, and affiliated ED locations as needed
Complete 4 weekend shifts per 4-week scheduling period and rotate holiday coverage with permanent staff
Required Qualifications
Active RN license valid in the state of Arizona
BLS certification required
ACLS certification required
Must pass a dysrhythmia exam prior to start (maximum of 2 attempts permitted)
Must pass a pass/fail simulation lab on the first day of orientation
Strong cardiac telemetry background required; minimum 2 years of telemetry experience preferred
Must be able to titrate and adjust cardiac drips per physician orders and parameters
Preferred Experience / Skills
Experience caring for ED hold or boarding patients in an acute care setting
Familiarity with common titratable drips including Cardizem, Heparin, and Amiodarone
Comfort working in a fast-paced environment with a mixed medical/surgical and telemetry patient population
Why Join Us
Self-scheduling flexibility available, offering a degree of control over your work-life balance
PCT support available on unit, allowing nurses to focus on higher-acuity telemetry care