Registered Nurse - Telemetry (Tele) travel assignment in Concord, New Hampshire. This role comes through Healthforce, a staffing partner, so ask which facility you would land in.
Telemetry · Hospital Provide direct patient care for telemetry patients, including monitoring cardiac rhythms, administering medications, and responding promptly to changes in condition.
License
RN license Active RN license in New Hampshire or a compact license required at time of submission; NH or Compact license accepted.Active RN license in New Hampshire or compact license
Term
13 weeks · starts Oct 12, 2026 · Travel
Do you qualify?
License
Active RN license in New Hampshire or compact licenseActive RN license in New Hampshire or a compact license required at time of submission; NH or Compact license accepted.Check your license
Certification
Certifications as required for RN practiceCertifications: as required for RN practice; specific certification details provided during submission.
Experience
1-2 years minimum
Experience
Med-Surg experience
Also asks
NURSYS license verification with all active RN licensesNURSYS license verification with all active RN licenses; RTO (reasonable time off) must be included at submission.
Preferred
Experience
Telemetry/Med-Surg specialty experience
Also asks
Cerner EMR experienceEMR experience preferred: Cerner; not required but highly preferred.
In range for New Hampshire travel rolesNew Hampshire travel postings that state pay run $1,400/week to $2,540/week, the middle half $1,890/week to $2,320/week, across 86 postings.
Pay reviews
Pay rates and guaranteed hours are estimates and may vary
Benefits
BenefitsGuaranteed hours as stated in assignment detailsGuaranteed hours as stated in the assignment details
Benefits24/7 recruiter and travel support throughout assignment24/7 recruiter and travel support throughout the assignment
BenefitsCredentialing and compliance assistanceCredentialing and compliance assistance to help ensure readiness for start
BenefitsDedicated assignment support for scheduling, credentialing, and ongoing needsDedicated assignment support to assist with scheduling, credentialing, and ongoing needs
Guaranteed hours
24/7 recruiter and travel support
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Dedicated assignment support
The role and schedule
Patients
Provide direct patient care for telemetry patients, including monitoring cardiac rhythms, administering medications, and responding promptly to changes in condition.Provide direct patient care for telemetry patients, including monitoring cardiac rhythms, administering medications, and responding promptly to changes in condition.
Charting
Cerner
Day to day
Direct patient care for telemetry patients, cardiac rhythm monitoring, medication administration, and responding to changes in condition
Day to day
Conduct patient assessments, document in EMR, and collaborate with interdisciplinary team on care plansConduct comprehensive patient assessments, document in the electronic medical record, and collaborate with the interdisciplinary team to implement and adjust care plans.
Day to day
Interpret telemetry data, respond to alarms, and escalate concernsInterpret telemetry data, respond to alarms, and escalate concerns per orders and hospital protocol.
Day to day
Administer treatments, manage IV therapy and routine procedures, and ensure safety and comfortAdminister treatments, manage IV therapy and routine procedures, and ensure patient safety and comfort throughout the shift.
Day to day
Patient and family communication regarding diagnosis, treatment plans, and discharge educationCommunicate clearly with patients and families about diagnosis, treatment plans, and discharge instructions; provide education as appropriate.
Floating
Float to affiliated campus locations in the region as neededMay float to affiliated campus locations in the region as needed; maintain compliance with assignment requirements and standard nursing practices.
Guaranteed hours
36 per week
Start
10/12/2026Start date: 10/12/2026
Travel
Float to affiliated campus locations in the region as needed
Registered Nurse – Telemetry (Tele) travel assignment in Concord, New Hampshire. Start date 10/12/2026 for 13 weeks. Weekly pay range $2,093–$2,125 per week with guaranteed hours of 36. Shift is 12-hour nights (12x3) in a hospital setting.
Key Highlights
Weekly pay: $2,093–$2,125 per week
Guaranteed hours: 36 per week
Contract duration: 13 weeks
Shift: 12-hour nights (12x3)
Start date: 10/12/2026
Setting: hospital travel assignment in Concord, NH
Responsibilities
Provide direct patient care for telemetry patients, including monitoring cardiac rhythms, administering medications, and responding promptly to changes in condition.
Conduct comprehensive patient assessments, document in the electronic medical record, and collaborate with the interdisciplinary team to implement and adjust care plans.
Interpret telemetry data, respond to alarms, and escalate concerns per orders and hospital protocol.
Administer treatments, manage IV therapy and routine procedures, and ensure patient safety and comfort throughout the shift.
Communicate clearly with patients and families about diagnosis, treatment plans, and discharge instructions; provide education as appropriate.
May float to affiliated campus locations in the region as needed; maintain compliance with assignment requirements and standard nursing practices.
Requirements
Active RN license in New Hampshire or a compact license required at time of submission; NH or Compact license accepted.
NURSYS license verification with all active RN licenses; RTO (reasonable time off) must be included at submission.
2+ years of experience in the Telemetry/Med-Surg specialty preferred; 1–2 years minimum Med-Surg experience acceptable; critical care RN considered if fluent with med-surg ratios and acuity.
EMR experience preferred: Cerner; not required but highly preferred.
Ability to work in a hospital setting and to float to affiliated campuses as needed.
Certifications
as required for RN practice; specific certification details provided during submission.
Benefits and Support
Guaranteed hours as stated in the assignment details
24/7 recruiter and travel support throughout the assignment
Credentialing and compliance assistance to help ensure readiness for start
Dedicated assignment support to assist with scheduling, credentialing, and ongoing needs
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Please note: Pay rates and guaranteed hours are estimates and may vary. Final compensation packages and confirmed hours will be discussed during the hiring process.
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Nurses and professionals relocating to Concord gravitate toward several distinct enclaves. The West End offers classic Victorian streetscapes, historic architecture, and ranks among the city's safest and most desirable premium pockets close to downtown.
For renters and those seeking accessible entry points, Penacook at the northern city border along the Merrimack River and East Concord offer quieter, more budget-friendly housing, while Concord Heights provides day-to-day shopping convenience along the Loudon Road corridor. West Concord attracts families with residential colonial and ranch layouts near Interstate 93 and Interstate 89, while Downtown Concord provides walkable urban living in converted historic buildings, townhomes, and condos steps from Main Street.
Getting around+Concord is anchored at the intersection of Interstate 93 and Interstate 89, providing quick highway travel throughout the city and to regional centers. Commuters to Concord Hospital enjoy direct local road access with minimal rush-hour gridlock compared to larger metropolitan regions. Driving south to Manchester takes approximately 25 minutes along I-93, while Boston is reachable within an hour and twenty minutes, making regional transit straightforward for car commuters.
Concord is anchored at the intersection of Interstate 93 and Interstate 89, providing quick highway travel throughout the city and to regional centers. Commuters to Concord Hospital enjoy direct local road access with minimal rush-hour gridlock compared to larger metropolitan regions.
Driving south to Manchester takes approximately 25 minutes along I-93, while Boston is reachable within an hour and twenty minutes, making regional transit straightforward for car commuters.
Outdoors+Outdoor recreation is a defining feature of life in Concord, with immediate trail access inside city limits. Winant Park features forested loops suitable for brisk trail runs, while Oak Hill offers elevated hiking paths that open to skyline vistas. The Merrimack River valley enables paddling, kayaking, and riverside walks, while Lake Winnipesaukee and the Lakes Region sit roughly 45 minutes to the north, and the White Mountains are within a 90-minute drive for alpine hiking and skiing.
Outdoor recreation is a defining feature of life in Concord, with immediate trail access inside city limits. Winant Park features forested loops suitable for brisk trail runs, while Oak Hill offers elevated hiking paths that open to skyline vistas.
The Merrimack River valley enables paddling, kayaking, and riverside walks, while Lake Winnipesaukee and the Lakes Region sit roughly 45 minutes to the north, and the White Mountains are within a 90-minute drive for alpine hiking and skiing.
Check the commute at your shift’s start and end, upfront housing costs, and whether moving assistance must be repaid if you leave.
Living in Concord
Concord stands out as a genuine, approachable New England capital that avoids the sprawl and relentless traffic of larger metropolitan areas. Anchored by the gold-domed New Hampshire State House and Concord Hospital, the city balances a stable public and healthcare employment base with remarkable quality of life. Healthcare professionals will find quick hospital commutes along Interstate 93 and Interstate 89, alongside walkable off-duty hours along Main Street, home to spots like The Barley House, local cafes, and the Capitol Center for the Arts. Residential pockets cater to diverse preferences, ranging from the grand Victorians of the West End to family-oriented colonials in West Concord and affordable rentals along Penacook and Concord Heights. Outdoor opportunities abound right out the backdoor at Winant Park, Oak Hill, and the Merrimack River valley, with the White Mountains and Lake Winnipesaukee easily reached for weekend trips. Incoming nurses must navigate the realities of a tight housing supply and snowy winters, but the payoff is an authentic community, safe neighborhoods, and exceptional regional access.
