Telemetry RN in Rochester, New York

Join us for a 13-week assignment as a Registered Nurse specializing in Medical-Surgical and Telemetry units in Rochester, NY. This role offers 12-hour day shifts from 07:00 to 19:00, where you'll utilize your skills in phlebotomy, IV placement, and dysrhythmia management. You'll work alongside dedicated PCTs and access advanced equipment like EKG machines and telemonitoring systems, all while providing essential care to patients with cardiac, pulmonary, and other acute conditions. This is a steady but flexible position, with opportunities to float within scope to meet unit needs. Experience a rewarding environment with a focus on critical nursing skills in a setting that values both professionalism and a touch of camaraderie.

Weather:

The climate around this time of year typically features mild to cool temperatures, with crisp air that makes outdoor activities refreshing. Expect a mix of clear days and occasional light rain, perfect for enjoying the city’s scenic parks or a relaxing walk along nearby lakes.

Fun Things To Do:

• Visit the Rochester Museum & Science Center: Explore engaging exhibits and planetarium shows that cater to curious minds of all ages.
• Canal Side Walks and Biking Trails: Enjoy scenic strolls or bike rides along the historic Erie Canal.
• Day Trip to Letchworth State Park: Known as the "Grand Canyon of the East," this park offers breathtaking waterfalls and hiking trails just a short drive away.
• Explore the Strong National Museum of Play: Located downtown, this fun-filled museum is a hit for families and nostalgia seekers alike.
• Visit the Genesee Riverway Trail: Take a leisurely hike or bike ride along this scenic trail that showcases Rochester’s natural beauty.

Job Specifics:

Location: Rochester, NY
Shift: 12-hour days, 07:00 - 19:00
Duration: 13 weeks, with a commitment of 36 hours per week
coverage includes working on units managing cardiac, pulmonary, pain, GI, infection, and unmanaged DM cases. The role emphasizes interpretation and management of dysrhythmias, use of rapid response teams, peripheral line care, nasal cannulas, oxygen masks, and other non-invasive airway management techniques. EPIC charting experience is preferred, and the candidate must have at least one year of nursing experience, BLS certification, and a competency with phlebotomy and IV placement. The role involves working with stable ICU, telemetry, med-surg, and borderline boarder patients, with some flexibility to float within scope to meet unit demands. No guaranteed block schedules but efforts will be made to accommodate preferences where possible. Local candidates within 75 miles will not be considered; ongoing license required.