Job Title Registered Nurse (RN) – Medical Surgical / Telemetry (PCU) Location Marshfield, WI | Acute Care Schedule / Job Type Contract | Night Shift | Every Other Weekend | Every Other Holiday | No On-Call Requirement Key Responsibilities • Provide direct patient care on a 29-bed Progressive Care / Medical-Surgical unit serving patients with abdominal surgeries, ear/nose/throat surgeries, complex wounds, and general medical diagnoses • Manage IVs, drains, ostomies, wound vacs, NG tubes, and Foley catheters in alignment with unit protocols • Titrate drips including Heparin and, on an infrequent basis, insulin, diltiazem, amiodarone, and nitroglycerin • Collaborate with telemetry monitor technicians who track patient rhythms and notify nursing staff of concerns; access unit monitor as needed to view patient rhythms • Manage respiratory support equipment including CPAP, BiPAP, Vapotherm, and occasional tracheostomy care (no ventilators) • Float on rotation to other medical/surgical units when the primary unit is overstaffed Required Qualifications • Active RN licensure in good standing • Basic Life Support (BLS) certification required • Intermediate Care or Progressive Care background required • Proficiency with Electronic Health Record (EHR) systems • Hands-on experience with IVs, drains, ostomies, wound vacs, NG tubes, and Foley catheters • Candidates who have previously worked at this facility must have an end date at least 6 months prior to submission date; prior work history at this facility must be disclosed at time of submission Preferred Experience / Skills • ACLS certification preferred • Experience titrating vasoactive or cardiac drips (e.g., Heparin, diltiazem, amiodarone, nitroglycerin) • Familiarity with respiratory support modalities including CPAP, BiPAP, and Vapotherm • Experience working in a PCU or step-down environment Why Join Us • Nurse-to-patient ratios of 1:4 on days and 1:6 on nights, supported by Nurse Aides and dedicated telemetry monitor technicians • Block scheduling is made available whenever possible, particularly for night shift clinicians, offering a degree of schedule consistency throughout the assignment