bmc
Registered Nurse – Cardiac Telemetry 2A (36 Hours, 7p-7a)
At a Glance
- Location
- Brockton, Massachusetts, United States
- Employment
- Full time
- Compensation
- Medical Center Health System $38.10- $77.63 This range offers an estimate
- Posted
- 2026-05-12
Key Requirements
Domain Knowledge
- Education
Benefits & Perks
edical, dental, and vision insurance options Nurse staffing plans that often
Requirements
Education: Nursing Diploma, ASN or BSN (preferred); Ability to obtain BSN within 4 years required.
Experience: Prior acute Med/Surg experience preferred
Compensation & Benefits
Competitive pay
Weekend/Evening/Night shift differentials
Relocation assistance
Tuition reimbursement and tuition remission programs
Highly subsidized medical, dental, and vision insurance options
Nurse staffing plans that often exceed state standards for quality and safety
Responsibilities
As an RN in the Cardiac Telemetry Department, you will play an integral role in delivering exceptional care.
Using our patient-centered care model you will be uplifted by a supportive nursing organization, and will be able to deliver the excellent care to your patients that they deserve.
Deliver nursing care in the Department, including assessing, diagnosing, planning, intervening, evaluating, and educating patients
Communicate with various health care team members, patients, and their families
Coordinate and delegate appropriate patient care activities to inter-professional colleagues
Update and manage patient records
About the Company
The Cardiac Telemetry Units at Boston Medical Center – South play a vital role in delivering comprehensive inpatient care to a diverse patient population. These units serve as the backbone of the hospital’s acute care services, managing cardiac patients with a wide range of medical and post-surgical needs. Nurses and interdisciplinary teams provide evidence-based, patient-centered care, focusing on recovery, stabilization, and discharge planning. As a central component of the hospital’s continuum of care, these units are instrumental in supporting patients through various stages of illness and recovery, ensuring safe transitions whether patients are moving to higher levels of care, rehabilitation, or returning home.