Oklahoma Heart Hospital·Oklahoma City, Oklahoma
The nurse monitors the hemodynamic status of critically ill and post-surgical patients while performing comprehensive assessments. Responsibilities include administering critical medications and operating advanced life-saving equipment like ventilators and heart pumps.
Join Our Team at Oklahoma Heart Hospital (OHH) ONE TEAM.
All heart.
At OHH, we believe that patient care is truly at the heart of everything we do.
Our dedicated team members are involved in every step of our patients’ journeys, bringing hope, compassion, and healing to both patients and their families.
Together with our physicians and caregivers, we’re shaping the future of heart care in Oklahoma by serving the state and leading the nation.
Why You'll Love Working Here: Comprehensive Benefits: Medical, Dental, and Vision coverage 401(k) plan with employer match Long-term and short-term disability Employee Assistance Programs (EAP) Paid Time Off (PTO) Extended Medical Benefits (EMB) Opportunities for continuing education and professional growth Please note that benefits may vary by position, and some roles (like PRN, Flex, Float, etc.) may have exclusions.
For eligible positions, benefits start on your first day!
We can’t wait for you to join our heart-centered team!
Minimum of one (1) year of continuous experience in telemetry or related cardiac clinical setting preferred. As part of our nursing team, you are empowered to work collaboratively with our physicians and other caregivers, and play an integral role in setting the standard for excellence in patient care. With low, fixed nurse-to-patient ratios, our nursing team has time to get to know their patients and their families while providing the highest quality, safe, patient-focused care. Patient rooms are fully stocked with all necessary supplies and arranged in a circular, pod layout around each nursing station to streamline patient care and save our nursing team time.
Candidates must be a graduate of an accredited nursing program with a current Oklahoma RN license. BLS certification is required at hire, and ACLS must be obtained within 18 months, with a preference for one year of cardiac clinical experience.
Market context
Nursing roles in Oklahoma typically see steady demand across hospitals, clinics, long-term care, and community settings. These positions are competitive because employers often look for reliable bedside skills, current or soon-to-be-obtained BLS certification, and the ability to meet basic education or experience requirements. Review the AI-summarized requirements and benefits here to save time, then confirm your BLS timeline and tailor your application to match the experience level the posting asks for.
