RN Electrophysiology - Part Time 24 hrs

Griffin Hospital•Derby, CT

About The Position

Griffin Health is an independent, not-for-profit healthcare system in Derby, Connecticut, dedicated to person-centered, high-quality care for over 130,000 residents. Anchored by Griffin Hospital—a 160-bed acute care community teaching hospital and Planetree International’s flagship facility—Griffin Health emphasizes kindness, respect, and active patient engagement. Recognized nationally and internationally for clinical excellence, patient satisfaction, and social responsibility, Griffin has earned honors such as Newsweek’s “World’s Best Hospital” list for the last 5 consecutive years, LOWN Institute’s top state ranking for outcomes, and Becker’s “100 Best Community Hospitals” designation, as well as Fortune's Magazine's "100 Best Companies to Work For". The organization fosters a supportive, wellness-focused work environment with programs like Griffin AgeLess, empowering caregivers to thrive physically, emotionally, and professionally. Through innovation, community outreach, health education, and food-security initiatives, Griffin Health advances whole-person healing and strengthens the communities it serves. Griffin’s suburban atmosphere offers an easy commute, away from congested cities with easy to find free parking. Employees can also take advantage of generous benefits and wellness programs that add distinct advantage in its employee compensation. The EP 40-Hour RN provides specialized nursing care for patients with cardiac devices, and those undergoing electrophysiology procedures including device implantations. The nurse monitors patients ensuring patient safety, comfort, and optimal clinical outcomes. The nursing team triages daily calls and completes would checks after surgeries.

Requirements

Current RN license.
BLS/ACLS certification required; PALS preferred.
Experience in cardiology or electrophysiology preferred.
Strong critical thinking, communication, and patient care skills.

Responsibilities

Provide direct patient care before, during, and after EP procedures.
Monitor vital signs, cardiac rhythms, and hemodynamic status.
Assist physicians during complex electrophysiology studies and device implantations.
Educate patients and families regarding procedures, recovery, and follow-up care.
Maintain accurate documentation of patient care and procedural data.
Respond promptly to emergencies and coordinate with the healthcare team as needed.