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Cath Lab RNs

If you’re a registered nurse with a passion for cardiovascular care, here’s your opportunity to build your career while making a difference. As a cath lab RN, you’ll get to use your skills and knowledge to help patients in regional communities in a powerful way.

Advance Your Cardiac Nursing Career

The cath lab is a high-tech environment where you’ll be working alongside physicians and other healthcare professionals to diagnose and treat heart conditions.

You’ll help prep patients for procedures, monitor vital signs, and provide patient education. You’ll also get the opportunity to be hands-on with the latest innovations and equipment.

Experience building a cardiovascular program from the ground up and develop new skills that can easily translate into more advanced roles, including leadership positions.

Cath Lab RN Salary

According to the Bureau of Labor Statistics, the median annual wage for RNs in 2022 was $77,600. However, cath lab RNs may earn higher salaries due to the specialized nature of their work and the high demand for their skills.

In addition to an attractive compensation, we offer licensure reimbursement, medical, dental and vision insurance, and a 401(k) plan.

Maintain Work-Life Balance

Ensuring you maintain a healthy work-life balance is a top priority for us. A flexible schedule helps you meet your personal obligations and the demands of your professional life.

To better suit your lifestyle, we offer flexible short- and long-term travel assignments, different shift length options, and even permanent placement opportunities.

Cath Lab RN Careers

If you're ready to take your nursing career to the next level, a cath lab job may be the perfect opportunity for you. Complete our contact form to take the first step towards a rewarding and fulfilling career in the cath lab.

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