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Telemetry RN – Job Requirements Job ID: 65690439 | Telemetry – 4 West | Level II Trauma Center Required Qualifications
Minimum 2–3 years of Telemetry/Med-Surg Tele RN experience. First-Time Travelers: Accepted. RN License: Active RN license required for practice.
The posting indicates a candidate can be submitted while licensure is pending. Required
BLS ACLS NIHSS Charting: Cerner EMR is used; prior Cerner experience is not explicitly required. Cardiac Monitoring: Must be able to read and interpret telemetry strips and pass a dysrhythmia exam. Floating: Must be willing to float to IMCU (2 West) and Med/Surg units.
Travelers are first to float.
BSN is not required. COVID-19 Vaccination: Listed as required. Required Clinical Skills Telemetry monitoring and cardiac rhythm interpretation.
Stroke, TIA, seizure, and traumatic brain injury patient care. Med/Surg Telemetry nursing. Management of heparin, amiodarone, and Cardizem infusions.
DKA management using established insulin protocols. Familiarity with BiPAP, CPAP, and high-flow nasal cannula. Strong neurological assessments and stroke documentation.
Important: Independent titration of IV drips is not required on this unit. Assignment Details Category Details Shift 12-hour days, approximately 6:45 AM–7:15 PM Guaranteed Hours 36 hours/week Unit 4 West – Telemetry Unit Size 22 beds Patient Ratios 1:3–4 Charting Cerner Weekends Every other weekend Holiday Requirement Rotates with permanent staff Floating IMCU and Med/Surg; first to float On-Call None Block Scheduling Not allowed Scrub Color Navy Unit Orientation 1 shift Scheduling & Contract Requirements Must work 4 weekend shifts per 4-week schedule.
Must participate in the permanent staff holiday rotation. No block scheduling; self-scheduling is based on seniority. Facility may cancel up to 4 shifts per 13-week contract, or 3 shifts for shorter assignments.
Must be comfortable working on a busy, high-census unit. Emphasis on bedside shift report, stroke quality measures, and patient experience. Biggest Submission Deal-Breakers Less than 2 years of relevant Telemetry experience.
Missing BLS, ACLS, or NIHSS. Unable to interpret cardiac rhythms or pass the dysrhythmia exam. Unwillingness to float to IMCU or Med/Surg.
Unable to meet weekend and holiday requirements. Unable to meet the facility's COVID vaccination requirement.