Travel Registered Nurse PCU Job
HealthForce Healthcare · Plattsburgh, NY · 2 days ago
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About the role
Registered Nurse – PCU (Travel) in Plattsburgh, NY, starting September 3, 2026 for a 4-week assignment.
Responsibilities
- Provide direct patient care for adult cardiology and post-acute patients on the PCU, including telemetry monitoring and frequent assessment
- Administer medications and drips per protocol (including insulin and cardiac/hemodynamic infusions) and manage IV access (IV starts and venipuncture)
- Collaborate with the multidisciplinary team to develop and implement care plans; document in the EMR (Epic) and communicate changes to the team
- Respond to evolving patient conditions with critical thinking, including hemodynamic instability and need for advanced monitoring
- Coordinate care for post-PCI/Stent patients, ACS/vasopressor or inotropic needs, and patients requiring frequent respiratory or neurovascular monitoring
- Participate in a resource float model, rotating to appropriate units as needed to meet patient care needs
Requirements
- Licenses and certifications: NY RN license on file at time of submission; AHA BLS and AHA ACLS required; NIHSS required prior to start
- Experience: Minimum 1 year of Telemetry/PCU experience; 1 year in the specialty preferred
- Education: Registered Nurse with approved nursing degree
- Skills: Ability to start IVs, administer and titrate cardiac/insulin/drips per protocol; telemetry proficient; able to work in a fast-paced acute inpatient PCU environment
- Additional: Willingness to float to appropriate units as part of the float team; responsive to unit needs and patient care priorities
Pay
Weekly pay: $2,338–$2,449
Schedule
Shift: 3x12 Nights
Benefits
- 1–2 days of orientation to support onboarding
- 4-week travel assignment with travel-ready RN support
- Epic experience within the past 2 years required for submission and onboarding
- NIHSS and continuous neurovascular monitoring as part of the unit care model
- Structured float plan to support unit coverage and patient care