Travel Nurse RN - Cardiology - $2,430 per week in Geneva, NY

This is a Travel position. You must live more than 30 miles from the facility to be considered for this position.

Why You Should Apply:

• Competitive Pay: Earn up to $2430 per week, or $60.75 per hour – plus benefits!*

• Flexible Work Schedule: Enjoy a 23 week assignment 09/21/2026 - 02/27/2027 with a 40-hour work week and 5 shifts per week.

• Location: Geneva, New York

• Great Benefits: Medical, 401(k) with company match, and more!

* Pay package is based on 40 hours per week (subject to confirmation) with tax-free stipend amount to be determined for travel positions.

Position Overview
Type of Position: Travel
Description:

Level 1 RN – Outpatient Cardiology & Interventional Radiology (Full-Time)

Please note: Moderate sedation is a large part of this role and previous experience is required.

Shift Details

• Monday – Friday, 8:00am – 4:30pm
• No nights, no weekends, no holidays, no on-call required
• Clinic setting
• Generally 2 days per week in Cardiology, 3 days per week in Interventional Radiology
• Candidate must stay through January; end date is flexible

Education

• Minimum: RN graduate
• Preferred: BSN

Certifications

• BLS (through AHA or RQI specifically)
• ACLS (through AHA or RQI specifically)
• NY RN License

Experience

• Minimum: 2 years of patient care with recent arrhythmia recognition/cardiology experience, moderate sedation, treadmill and nuclear stress testing
• Preferred: ICU or Cardiology Nursing background, moderate sedation competency, experience with Meditech

Essential Job Functions

• Experienced with and performs Treadmill, ETTs, and Nuclear Stress Testing
• Conducts initial patient interview and makes preliminary assessment of test data
• Prepares study for physician interpretation
• Works closely with physicians, cardiac rehab/cardiology supervisor to assure accurate and timely results
• Monitors patients before, during, and after procedures
• Provides patient and family education
• Assists with monitoring for special procedures (e.g., stress-echo studies, tilt table studies, etc.)
• Recognizes emergency situations and responds according to policy/protocol
• Identifies and interprets arrhythmias
• Performs conscious sedation as needed