Registered Nurse - Endoscopy
About the role
As a nurse in Endoscopy at the Central Vermont Medical Center you would be working in all phases of care including hands on assisting in 2-3 procedure rooms. In addition to endoscopies you would be assisting with in room sedation, bronchoscopies, transesophageal echoes, paracentesis and capsule endoscopies. You would provide compassionate care and assist the patient from pre-procedure through to discharge from recovery.
Responsibilities
- Hands‑on assisting in 2‑3 procedure rooms
- Assisting with in‑room sedation
- Bronchoscopies
- Transesophageal echoes
- Paracentesis
- Capsule endoscopies
- Providing compassionate care and guiding patients from pre‑procedure through discharge
Requirements
- Current RN licensure recognized by the State of Vermont
- Appropriate experience in the specific clinical area (varies by unit)
Benefits
- $10,000 RN sign‑on bonus (full‑time; pro‑rated for part‑time)
- Health care (medical, dental, vision)
- Flexible spending account
- Retirement benefits (403b)
- Insurance benefits (life, long‑term, short‑term)
- Paid time off
- Professional growth and development opportunities
- Structured preceptorships and continuing education
- Commitment to great patient ratios
- Investments in safe patient handling and mobility equipment
- Shared governance giving nurses a voice
Schedule
On‑call: Monday‑Friday, 6 pm – 8 pm (rotating)
Berlin, VT, located centrally in Vermont, is just minutes from the capital city, Montpelier. The historical downtown area features a wonderful and unique assortment of local shopping opportunities, plus many farmers' markets, pick‑your‑own fields and community supported agriculture programs (CSAs). Within a state that boasts 52 state parks, 800 lakes and over 7,000 miles of rivers and streams, you’ll find abundant opportunities for hiking, skiing, camping, fishing, sailing, swimming and more. Vermont is known for its high‑quality public education and well‑established private schools, and offers plentiful real estate options ranging from old farmhouses to historic Victorians to custom‑built family homes.