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Required Skills/Experience:
Moderate sedation proficiency is required.
Preferred Skills/Experience:
Cardiac implant or structural heart scrub experience is preferred but not required; device scrub experience is not required.
Special Requests:
Parking is not provided - this will be an out-of-pocket expense. Parking pass: 1 day - $6.00 (parking garage), by the month - $37.00, or per 13-week contract - $111.00. Credit card payments only.
Travel pairs requiring the same schedule are not accepted.
No special requests are accepted.
Unit Details:
The EP RN functions primarily as the primary nurse or circulator.
Before procedures, the RN reviews the patient's medical history, medications, allergies, laboratory results, IV access, and procedural orders and coordinates patient-specific risks or needs with the Electrophysiologist, Anesthesia, APPs, and holding/recovery staff.
During procedures, the RN performs ongoing assessment, medication administration within scope and order parameters, moderate sedation when applicable, procedural and safety documentation, and communication of changes in patient condition to the procedural team.
The RN works closely with Anesthesia during anesthetized procedures and provides backup pacing support during cardiac implant procedures as required.
The circulator role includes obtaining and opening sterile supplies, pulling equipment, assisting with room setup and turnover, maintaining fluids and supplies for ablation procedures, and ensuring necessary equipment is available throughout the case.
The RN may assist at the sterile field with basic patient and equipment preparation and preparation of sterile tables.
The role includes facilitating room turnover and on-time starts and coordinating with the Charge Nurse and third-party vendors to ensure all team members are available for scheduled procedures.
Procedures include PFA, RF, and cryoablations for atrial fibrillation/flutter, atrial tachycardia, AVNRT, WPW, and other ANRT ablations; device implants including traditional pacemakers (single, dual, CSP, BiV), ICDs, subcutaneous ICDs, leadless pacemakers, loop recorders, and LAAC procedures using Watchman and Amulet devices; and HRE laser and low-risk procedures.
Mapping systems include Biosense Webster Carto, Abbott EnSiteX, Boston Scientific Opal, and Medtronic Affera.
Shift & Scheduling:
Straight day shifts are not available.
The schedule is primarily days with some late-night (evening) shifts and includes holidays and on-call/call as needed by the unit.
Pre-employment modules may be required for this role. Please upload any certifications or health documents you have to your profile to expedite your on-boarding process.
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