American Traveler is hiring an experienced Cardiac Telemetry RN for a night shift position requiring MD or compact RN license and ACLS/NIH certifications. This role comes through American Traveler, a staffing partner, so ask which facility you would land in.
Posted Oct 8
Shift and hours
Nights · 12-hour nights Shift: Nights, 3x12hrs Night shift schedule, 3x12 hours (19:00-07:30)36 hours a week
Unit and setting
3W Cardiac MS/Tele unit · Hospital Adult and geriatric patient population with primary or secondary cardiac diagnoses, primary stroke/TIA, and stable cardiac Cath patients
License
RN license Active RN license (Maryland or Compact) currently in handactive RN license, Maryland or compact
Term
13 weeks · starts Nov 9, 2026 · Travel
Do you qualify?
License
active RN license, Maryland or compactActive RN license (Maryland or Compact) currently in handCheck your license
Certification
BLSCurrent certifications: BLS, ACLS, and NIH Stroke Scale (NIHSS)
Certification
ACLS
Certification
NIH Stroke Scale (NIHSS)
Experience
1 year of relevant experience minimumMinimum 1 year of relevant experience required
In range for Maryland travel rolesMaryland travel postings that state pay run $1,470/week to $2,450/week, the middle half $1,860/week to $2,230/week, across 66 postings.
Benefits
Free private housing or housing subsidy
Tax advantage plan
Comprehensive medical, dental and life insurance
Weekly payroll
Referral bonuses
Licensure reimbursement
More benefits (1)
Travel allowances
The role and schedule
Patients
adult and geriatric patients with primary or secondary cardiac diagnoses, primary stroke/TIA, and stable cardiac Cath patientsAdult and geriatric patient population with primary or secondary cardiac diagnoses, primary stroke/TIA, and stable cardiac Cath patients
Day to day
remote telemetry monitoring via Hicuity SystemRemote telemetry monitoring via Hicuity System
Day to day
administers specialty drips including non-titratable Cardizem, Amiodarone, Heparin, Protonix, and LasixAdministers specialty drips including non-titratable Cardizem, Amiodarone, Heparin, Protonix, and Lasix
Day to day
uses Zebra portable phones, Alaris IV pumps, and Coviden feeding pumpsUses Zebra portable phones, Alaris IV pumps, and Coviden feeding pumps
Day to day
telemetry nursing care for adult and geriatric patients with cardiac and stroke-related diagnosesProvide telemetry nursing care to adult and geriatric patients with cardiac and stroke-related diagnoses
Floating
floating within specialty and to lower acuity units as neededFloating required within specialty and to lower acuity units as needed
Hours stated
Night shift schedule, 3x12 hours (19:00-07:30), 36 hours a week, every other weekend
Weekends
every other weekendevery other weekend
On call
no pre-scheduled on-call requirementNo pre-scheduled on-call requirements, though rare low-census call-offs may occur
Low census
No pre-scheduled on-call requirements, though rare low-census call-offs may occur
Holidays
holiday coverage required as scheduledHoliday coverage required as scheduled
American Traveler is hiring an experienced Cardiac Telemetry RN for a night shift position requiring MD or compact RN license and ACLS/NIH certifications.
Details
Work on a 3W Cardiac MS/Tele unit in a hospital setting
Night shift schedule, 3x12 hours (19:00-07:30), 36 hours/week, every other weekend
Adult and geriatric patient population with primary or secondary cardiac diagnoses, primary stroke/TIA, and stable cardiac Cath patients
Remote telemetry monitoring via Hicuity System
Administers specialty drips including non-titratable Cardizem, Amiodarone, Heparin, Protonix, and Lasix
Uses Zebra portable phones, Alaris IV pumps, and Coviden feeding pumps
Floating required within specialty and to lower acuity units as needed
No pre-scheduled on-call requirements, though rare low-census call-offs may occur
Requirements
Active RN license (Maryland or Compact) currently in hand
Current
certifications
BLS, ACLS, and NIH Stroke Scale (NIHSS)
Minimum 1 year of relevant experience required
Additional Information
Provide telemetry nursing care to adult and geriatric patients with cardiac and stroke-related diagnoses
Holiday coverage required as scheduled
First-time travelers with strong clinical skills and experience are welcome to apply
Neighborhoods+Bel Air functions as Harford County's civic core, centered around a compact downtown district flanked by residential enclaves. Renters and healthcare workers often seek housing in the southern end of town, which offers immediate walking access to grocery stores, restaurants, and retail corridors. The northern stretches lean toward quiet, spread-out subdivisions that require a vehicle for daily errands. Surrounding communities like Fallston, Forest Hill, Hickory, and Churchville provide semi-rural housing alternatives, though they demand slightly longer drives into town centers.
Bel Air functions as Harford County's civic core, centered around a compact downtown district flanked by residential enclaves. Renters and healthcare workers often seek housing in the southern end of town, which offers immediate walking access to grocery stores, restaurants, and retail corridors.
The northern stretches lean toward quiet, spread-out subdivisions that require a vehicle for daily errands. Surrounding communities like Fallston, Forest Hill, Hickory, and Churchville provide semi-rural housing alternatives, though they demand slightly longer drives into town centers.
Getting around+Commuting from Bel Air relies heavily on personal vehicles, as local public transit is quite limited. Regional access runs along Interstate 95, Route 1, and Route 24, placing Baltimore roughly forty minutes southwest and connecting easily to regional employers like Aberdeen Proving Ground. Peak-hour traffic is a significant consideration for shift workers, as major local corridors including Route 24, Route 1, and Route 924 regularly bottle up during morning and late-afternoon rush periods.
Commuting from Bel Air relies heavily on personal vehicles, as local public transit is quite limited. Regional access runs along Interstate 95, Route 1, and Route 24, placing Baltimore roughly forty minutes southwest and connecting easily to regional employers like Aberdeen Proving Ground.
Peak-hour traffic is a significant consideration for shift workers, as major local corridors including Route 24, Route 1, and Route 924 regularly bottle up during morning and late-afternoon rush periods.
Outdoors+Bel Air offers direct access to the Ma and Pa Heritage Trail, a scenic rail trail that winds through town for walking, jogging, and cycling. Just outside town limits, outdoor enthusiasts head north to Rocks State Park to climb to the King and Queen Seat rock outcrop or explore the forested trails of Palmer State Park and Susquehanna State Park. To the southwest, Gunpowder Falls State Park provides over a hundred miles of hiking trails alongside historic Jerusalem Mill, with paddling and waterfront recreation available along the Bush River.
Bel Air offers direct access to the Ma and Pa Heritage Trail, a scenic rail trail that winds through town for walking, jogging, and cycling. Just outside town limits, outdoor enthusiasts head north to Rocks State Park to climb to the King and Queen Seat rock outcrop or explore the forested trails of Palmer State Park and Susquehanna State Park.
To the southwest, Gunpowder Falls State Park provides over a hundred miles of hiking trails alongside historic Jerusalem Mill, with paddling and waterfront recreation available along the Bush River.
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 Bel Air
Bel Air stands out as the vibrant civic hub of Harford County, offering relocating nurses a small-town atmosphere anchored by a walkable, historic Main Street and strong community traditions. Healthcare professionals will appreciate the easy connections along Route 1, Route 24, and Interstate 95, putting Baltimore and regional facilities within straightforward driving range. Downtime can be spent exploring the Ma and Pa Heritage Trail, tasting local craft beers at Independent Brewing Company, or visiting the producer-only farmers market at the Mary Risteau Courthouse lot. The area's family appeal is bolstered by well-rated public schools like Bel Air Elementary and an active calendar of events, including summer First Fridays and the Maryland State BBQ Bash. The primary trade-off is commuter congestion: major local corridors like Route 24 and Route 924 experience bottlenecks during shift-change hours and retail holiday rushes, and car ownership is essential outside the compact downtown perimeter. For nurses seeking suburban comfort with an authentic community backbone, Bel Air delivers a well-rounded Maryland home base.
