RN - Electrophysiology Recovery - Per Diem- La Jolla
Scripps Health
Summary
This is a per diem, 12-hr varied shift position at Scripps Memorial in La Jolla. Work hours will vary M-F with occasional Saturday call rotated every 10 weeks.
Job description
Why Scripps La Jolla?
Join our Scripps team of Electrophysiology (EP) Prep & Recovery RNs where you will recover patients in the EP and Cath Labs as well as IR.
- Dedicated electrophysiology capabilities alongside multiple specialized cath labs and a focused recovery area designed for efficient post-procedure monitoring and throughput.
- Emphasis on high-acuity cardiac care, with seamless escalation pathways to ICU, surgery, or emergency services when needed due to the connected cardiovascular infrastructure.
- Magnet-designated nursing environment
- National rankings in cardiology and heart surgery
- Comprehensive stroke and trauma support on campus
Requirements
- 1 year of working in the Cath Lab, ED, ICU or EP Lab
- BLS and ACLS for Healthcare Provider from the American Heart Association (AHA)
- Must have experience with radial bands, groin management, and Femostops
- Must have experience with care of the critical cardiac patient and care of the post cardiac surgical/procedure patient
- Cardiac ICU/PACU experience preferred
- Prep and Recovery experience
- Knowledge of patient focused care delivery
- Bachelor's degree in nursing preferred
Benefits
- Professional development programs
- Career growth opportunities
- Industry-leading development programs
Company overview
Scripps Health is a prominent nonprofit healthcare system based in San Diego, California, recognized as one of the region's largest and most comprehensive medical providers. Founded in 1924, the organization operates five acute-care hospital campuses across San Diego County, along with numerous outpatient clinics, urgent care centers, and affiliated physician groups. Scripps is renowned for its clinical excellence, consistently ranking among the nation's top hospitals in various specialties including cardiology, orthopedics, and cancer care. The system maintains strong affiliations with leading academic institutions and operates the Scripps Research Translational Institute, which focuses on genomic medicine and personalized healthcare. As a community-focused organization, Scripps Health provides a full continuum of care from primary and preventive services to complex specialty treatments and emergency care, serving over 700,000 patients annually. The system is also a major teaching institution with residency and fellowship programs across multiple medical specialties.