Job Title Travel RN – Cardiac Telemetry (Night Shift) Location Kansas City, Missouri Schedule / Job Type Contract | Travel | Nights (7:00 PM – 7:00 AM) | 13-Week Assignment | Full-Time Hours Required | Projected Start: September 21, 2026 Key Responsibilities • Provide direct patient care on a 29-bed Cardiac Telemetry unit with a 1:4 patient ratio • Read and interpret EKGs and telemetry strips continuously throughout the shift • Administer and titrate IV medications including insulin, Cardizem, Cardene, and Amiodarone • Perform and assist with unit procedures including IV insertions, NGT placement and maintenance, chest tube maintenance, temporary pacemaker management, and Foley insertions • Provide post cardiac procedural care for patients following ablations, cardiac catheterizations, Post Op Day 1 open heart surgery, and permanent pacemaker placements • Document patient care using Meditech and communicate with the care team using Imobile; participate in bedside shift report and uphold patient experience standards Required Qualifications • Active RN license valid in Missouri • Minimum 1 year of experience in Cardiac Telemetry, PCU, or ICU • Demonstrated ability to read and interpret EKGs and telemetry strips • Experience with post cardiac procedural care (ablations, cardiac catheterizations, open heart surgery, pacemaker placements) • Current ACLS, BLS, and NIHSS certifications required • Ability to work full-time hours including 3 weekend shifts per scheduling period and float to areas of demonstrated competency Preferred Experience / Skills • Familiarity with Meditech documentation system • Experience with equipment such as Alaris IV pumps, temporary pacemakers, wound vacs, bladder scanners, and telemetry monitors • Prior travel nursing experience in a fast-paced cardiac environment Why Join Us • Work within a tenured, supportive team recognized with the AHA "Get With the Guidelines – Heart Failure GOLD PLUS with Honor Roll" award, in a unit known for a family-like atmosphere • Many travel nurses who complete contracts with this unit have successfully transitioned into full-time employment