Registered Nurse II - Pediatric CVICU (Nights)

St. Petersburg, Florida

The Cardiovascular Intensive Care Unit (CVICU) is a 22-bed unit that provides highly specialized care for patients of all acuity levels and ages, from newborns to adults.

Posted Aug 21

Shift and hours: Nights36 hours a week
Unit and setting: Cardiovascular Intensive Care Unit (CVICU) · Hospital provides highly specialized care for patients of all acuity levels and ages, from newborns to adultsAll acuity levels, newborns to adults
License: RN license Florida State or Compact License required.Florida or compact license
Term: Permanent

Do you qualify?

License: Florida or compact license Florida State or Compact License required. Check your license
Certification: BLS certification (AHA) BLS certification provided by AHA
Education: Associate Degree applicants must obtain BSN within 36 months of hireAfter hire · within 36 months of hire Applicants with an Associate Degree in nursing will be considered and must obtain BSN within 36 months of hire

Preferred

Education: BSN preferred BSN from an accredited School of Nursing, preferred
Experience: Preferred minimum of 6 months experience as a licensed Registered Nurse, with 2 years preferred A minimum of 6 months of experience as a licensed Registered Nurse, preferred 2 years of experience
Experience: 2 years of experience preferred preferred 2 years of experience
Experience: Pediatric CVICU experience Experience in pediatric CVICU preferred

What it pays

Benefits

BenefitsRetirement plans with employer contributionsRetirement plans with employer contributions to help you plan confidently for the future.
BenefitsGenerous time offGenerous time off so you can unplug, recharge, and enjoy life outside of work.
Competitive pay and benefits
Access to world-class facilities and innovative technology
Endless opportunities to advance your career

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The role and schedule

Patients: Medical and surgical patients with congenital and acquired heart disease The CVICU cares for both medical and surgical patients with congenital and acquired heart disease
Unit size: 22-bed CVICU The Cardiovascular Intensive Care Unit (CVICU) is a 22-bed unit
Details: 259-bed teaching hospital As a 259-bed teaching hospital

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Johns Hopkins Medicine

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Location: St. Petersburg, FL
Weekly Working Hours: 36
Shift: Nights

Job Details & Qualifications

At Johns Hopkins All Children's Hospital, our experienced and compassionate team provides expert pediatric care for infants, children, and teens with complex medical conditions. Ranked the #1 Children’s Hospital in Florida and nationally recognized in multiple specialties, we are committed to advancing pediatric healthcare through innovation, collaboration, and excellence.

As a 259-bed teaching hospital with more than half of its beds dedicated to intensive care services, we serve as the regional pediatric referral center for Florida’s west coast, providing advanced critical care, complex surgical procedures, and innovative therapies. Through strong community partnerships, we also support neonatology and pediatric services across the region.

Recognized as a Magnet® designated hospital by the ANCC, we uphold the highest standards in nursing and patient care while fostering a culture of compassion, teamwork, and professional excellence.

The Cardiovascular Intensive Care Unit (CVICU) is a 22-bed unit that provides highly specialized care for patients of all acuity levels and ages, from newborns to adults. The CVICU cares for both medical and surgical patients with congenital and acquired heart disease, supporting them throughout their hospital journey from admission to discharge. Our multidisciplinary team is dedicated to delivering comprehensive, patient-centered critical care across the full spectrum of cardiovascular conditions.

In 2024, the Cardiovascular Intensive Care Unit received the Gold Level Beacon Award for Excellence from the American Association of Critical-Care Nurses (AACN). This prestigious recognition honors critical care units that demonstrate exceptional patient care, positive outcomes, and a commitment to nursing excellence, serving as role models for healthcare teams nationwide.

''I enjoy being a nurse in the CVICU at JHACH for its inclusive, diverse, and teamwork-driven environment. The meaningful work we do daily makes a real impact, and the supportive atmosphere fosters collaboration. It's a place where everyone's contributions are valued, and I'm proud to be part of such a dynamic team." Lauren L, BSN, RN

Qualifications

BSN from an accredited School of Nursing, preferred. Applicants with an Associate Degree in nursing will be considered and must obtain BSN within 36 months of hire

Registered Nurse (RN) Required. Florida State or Compact License required.

A minimum of 6 months of experience as a licensed Registered Nurse, preferred 2 years of experience

Experience in pediatric CVICU preferred

BLS certification provided by AHA

We’re proud to offer a robust benefits package that supports your health, growth, and well-being. Discover our full offerings and costs here: mybenefitsjhhs.com

What Awaits You

Competitive pay and benefits that support you at every stage of your life and career.

Retirement plans with employer contributions to help you plan confidently for the future.

Generous time off so you can unplug, recharge, and enjoy life outside of work.

Access to world-class facilities and innovative technology that fuel your curiosity.

Endless opportunities to advance your career as part of the Johns Hopkins team.

What's around it?

In St. Petersburg, FL

St. Petersburg, FLFrom Census ACS 2024.

Living costs about the same as the US average

Median rent: $1,663/mo
Household income: $75,192/yr, all local households, not nurse pay

Life in St. Petersburg, FL

NeighborhoodsDowntown St. Petersburg and adjacent districts like Historic Old Northeast and Historic Kenwood form the walkable core of the city, featuring brick streets, historic craftsman bungalows, and rapid access to Central Avenue. Crescent Lake and Historic Uptown offer quieter residential pockets organized around community parks and local coffee shops, while Old Southeast caters to those wanting waterfront trails near campus facilities. For lower-cost single-family rentals and mid-century starter homes away from the tourist corridor, Disston Heights provides a functional inland grid with a short ten to fifteen minute drive into central hospital facilities.

Downtown St. Petersburg and adjacent districts like Historic Old Northeast and Historic Kenwood form the walkable core of the city, featuring brick streets, historic craftsman bungalows, and rapid access to Central Avenue. Crescent Lake and Historic Uptown offer quieter residential pockets organized around community parks and local coffee shops, while Old Southeast caters to those wanting waterfront trails near campus facilities.

For lower-cost single-family rentals and mid-century starter homes away from the tourist corridor, Disston Heights provides a functional inland grid with a short ten to fifteen minute drive into central hospital facilities.

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As of Sep 16, 2026Source 1: mypinellascountyrealestate.com Source 2: extraspace.com Source 3: undergrads.com Source 4: reddit.com

Getting aroundGetting around within the downtown core and adjacent historic street grids is viable on foot or by bike, but regional commutes rely entirely on Interstate 275 and the bridges. Driving across Tampa Bay via the Howard Frankland Bridge or Gandy Bridge often brings severe rush-hour delays, making a home base on the Pinellas County side far more practical for local hospital shifts. Neighborhoods like Disston Heights, Uptown, and Kenwood provide straightforward surface-street drives of ten to fifteen minutes to downtown medical facilities without having to cross major bridges.

Getting around within the downtown core and adjacent historic street grids is viable on foot or by bike, but regional commutes rely entirely on Interstate 275 and the bridges. Driving across Tampa Bay via the Howard Frankland Bridge or Gandy Bridge often brings severe rush-hour delays, making a home base on the Pinellas County side far more practical for local hospital shifts.

Neighborhoods like Disston Heights, Uptown, and Kenwood provide straightforward surface-street drives of ten to fifteen minutes to downtown medical facilities without having to cross major bridges.

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As of Sep 16, 2026Source 1: locallifehomes.com Source 2: undergrads.com Source 3: hellolanding.com

OutdoorsWater recreation defines the outdoor lifestyle, with sheltered paddle launches around Coquina Key, swimming at Spa Beach, and strolls along the twenty-six-acre St. Pete Pier District. Waterfront parks such as North Straub Park and Vinoy Park border the bay, while Crescent Lake Park provides shaded running paths and dog parks inland. Traditional backcountry hiking is minimal across the urbanized peninsula, but botanical displays at Sunken Gardens and miles of paved waterfront trails keep active residents outdoors during cooler months.

Water recreation defines the outdoor lifestyle, with sheltered paddle launches around Coquina Key, swimming at Spa Beach, and strolls along the twenty-six-acre St. Pete Pier District. Waterfront parks such as North Straub Park and Vinoy Park border the bay, while Crescent Lake Park provides shaded running paths and dog parks inland.

Traditional backcountry hiking is minimal across the urbanized peninsula, but botanical displays at Sunken Gardens and miles of paved waterfront trails keep active residents outdoors during cooler months.

Sources

As of Sep 16, 2026Source 1: visitflorida.com Source 2: facebook.com Source 3: hellolanding.com Source 4: mypinellascountyrealestate.com

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St. Petersburg has thoroughly shed its old retirement reputation, reinventing itself as one of Florida's premier cultural and coastal enclaves. For relocating healthcare workers, the city offers an appealing balance of walkable urban energy and bayside downtime. Shifts can end with a quick commute into Historic Kenwood or Crescent Lake, followed by craft beer and tacos along Central Avenue or an afternoon wandering past the murals in the Grand Central District. Iconic institutions like the Dalí Museum, the James Museum of Western & Wildlife Art, and the twenty-six-acre St. Pete Pier District ensure there is plenty of culture within minutes of home. However, navigating the city requires pragmatic planning. Interstates and bridges connecting to Tampa—notably the Howard Frankland—experience brutal rush-hour delays, making living on the Pinellas side essential for sanity. Additionally, intense summer humidity, peak-season tourist traffic, and tropical storm and flood risks require resilience. By choosing neighborhoods carefully—from established bungalow enclaves to practical inland options like Disston Heights—nurses can secure an enviable Gulf Coast lifestyle with authentic urban depth.

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As of 2026Source 1: locallifehomes.com Source 2: visitflorida.com Source 3: visitstpeteclearwater.com Source 4: undergrads.com

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