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Registered Nurse (RN) - Med/Surg Telemetry Float Position Overview This is a float pool position requiring flexibility and the ability to work across multiple units. Candidates must possess acute care hospital experience as well as an understanding of telemetry interpretation. Responsibilities Provide high-quality patient care in various medical, surgical, and cardiology units.
Manage patient assignments and ensure appropriate care based on patient needs. Effectively communicate with patients, families, and interdisciplinary teams. Adapt to changing environments and patient acuity levels while floating to different units.
Utilize EMR software for documentation and patient management. Position Requirements Minimum of 2 years of inpatient hospital experience, specifically in Level 1 Trauma settings. At least 1 year of travel experience is required; 2 years preferred.
Ability to read and interpret telemetry strips is essential. Willingness to float to various units on every shift. Education and Certifications Valid RN License (State of Maine) Basic Life Support (BLS) certification required Advanced Cardiovascular Life Support (ACLS) certification preferred Unit Information Varied number of beds depending on the unit, with the smallest having 15 beds and larger units having 40+ beds.
Typical patient ratios are 1:4 on day shifts and 1:5 on night shifts, with the possibility of higher ratios during peak times. Familiarity with Abbott Plum Pumps and EPIC EMR is beneficial. Dress Code Scrub color is flexible, provided it is clean and professional.
Unacceptable attire includes jeans, t-shirts, open-toed shoes, and shoes with holes. Additional Information Applicants with prior float pool experience or a minimum of one year of travel nursing experience will be better positioned for success in this role. A comprehensive education package will be provided for all new hires to facilitate onboarding.
About the role
This is a float pool position requiring flexibility and the ability to work across multiple units. Candidates must possess acute care hospital experience as well as an understanding of telemetry interpretation.