Medical-Surgical & Telemetry Registered Nurse | Night Shift | Float Position | Auburn, NY

Step into a high-impact night shift role at a respected New York community hospital. This Medical-Surgical & Telemetry Float RN position offers the perfect blend of autonomy, fast-paced patient care, and system-wide exposure ideal for experienced nurses who thrive in dynamic environments. Youll work across multiple units, supporting a diverse adult and geriatric population while managing a variety of medical, surgical, and telemetry-driven cases. With rotating needs and consistent guaranteed hours, this role is a strong fit for a confident nurse who can adapt quickly, communicate clearly, and deliver exceptional patient care on every shift.

Schedule:
• Night Shift | 11:00 PM 7:00 AM
• 5 shifts per week | 40 hours
• Every other weekend & holiday required
• FLOATING REQUIRED
• Facility may cancel up to 3 shifts per contract
• Paragon charting system
• Community hospital | 90 beds

Position Overview
As a Med Surg/Tele Float RN, youll provide comprehensive bedside care, interpret your own telemetry strips, manage IV therapies, and support multiple units across the facility based on patient volume and staffing needs. This position requires strong critical thinking skills, adaptability, and the ability to step confidently into any Med Surg or Telemetry setting.

Requirements
• Active New York State RN License (NYS ONLY)
• Minimum 2 years Med Surg/Telemetry experience
• BLS (AHA) & ACLS (AHA) required
• Ability to interpret telemetry independently
• NIHSS certification & 6 CEUs in stroke care required prior to start
• IV experience required (no IV team onsite)
• Travel experience preferred
• Must be willing and able to FLOAT
• Must pass a proctored EKG exam on Day 1
• At least two years recent experience in field, current BLS certification, and a current nursing license per the state of assignment

Key Highlights
• Guaranteed 40 hours
• Night-shift differential opportunity
• High-demand float role excellent for sharpening skills
• Broad clinical exposure across multiple inpatient units