Telemetry RN - $80/hr

As a Telemetry RN at ProPivotal in Boston, you'll be responsible for providing comprehensive medical-surgical nursing care, performing critical tracheostomy care including suctioning and routine maintenance, and closely monitoring telemetry patients by tracking their vital signs and heart activity. You'll collaborate with multidisciplinary healthcare teams to develop patient care plans and ensure adherence to hospital policies and state healthcare regulations, all while being prepared to float between departments as necessary.

To apply for the Telemetry RN position at ProPivotal, you need to hold a Registered Nurse license in Massachusetts. Additionally, candidates should have a minimum of 2 years of experience in medical-surgical nursing within a hospital setting and possess 2 years of experience in tracheotomy care, including suctioning and tube maintenance. Experience monitoring telemetry patients is also required, ensuring that you are well-equipped to handle the responsibilities of the role effectively.

Absolutely! At ProPivotal, we understand the importance of work-life balance. As a Telemetry RN, you will have the opportunity to discuss your preferred shifts. Our partnerships with the hospital make it feasible to accommodate various shift preferences that align with your lifestyle, enabling you to enjoy a fulfilling career while managing your personal commitments.

Yes, ProPivotal offers competitive pay for Telemetry RNs, with the hourly rate going up to $80. Our commitment to providing fair compensation reflects our appreciation for the hard work and dedication of our nursing staff, ensuring that you are compensated well for the invaluable services you provide to the community.

Yes! In addition to competitive pay and weekly pay periods, ProPivotal provides a supportive working environment where you can thrive professionally. We prioritize professional development and offer resources for growth, a strong network of healthcare professionals, and the opportunity to make a real impact in the lives of underserved patients in Boston, which can contribute greatly to job satisfaction.

When answering this question, highlight your experience monitoring cardiac activity and vital signs in telemetry patients. Be specific about the tools you used and the protocols you followed. Focus on how your monitoring led to timely interventions and improved patient outcomes.

Describe your method for assessing patient needs and prioritizing tasks. Emphasize your ability to remain calm and focused under pressure, including any specific strategies you use to manage stress and ensure that all patients receive appropriate care.

Share details about your hands-on experience with tracheostomy suctioning and maintenance. You can also mention any training or certifications you have, reinforcing your ability to provide safe and effective care for patients with tracheostomies.

Talk about the importance of clear communication and teamwork in patient care. Provide examples of how you have successfully collaborated with physicians, therapists, and other nurses to develop and implement patient care plans.

Emphasize your knowledge of hospital policies and relevant healthcare regulations. Describe your methods for staying informed about updates and ensuring that your practice consistently meets organizational standards.

Choose a specific encounter that showcases your problem-solving skills. Discuss the issue, the steps you took to address it, and the positive results that ensued. This will demonstrate your critical thinking and ability to adapt.

Highlight the importance of accuracy in documentation and describe your process for keeping patient records current. Include any software you're familiar with and the role of documentation in ensuring quality patient care.

Discuss your approach to communication with families, emphasizing empathy and active listening. Provide an example of how you resolved a family concern and ensured they felt supported during the patient's care.

Talk about your commitment to ongoing learning in nursing. Mention any recent courses, workshops, or certifications you have pursued and how they enhance your practice and benefit your patients.

Share your motivation for applying to ProPivotal and your passion for serving underserved populations. Highlight what you admire about the hospital's mission and how it aligns with your professional values and aspirations.