Rn circulator ft
Cary Medical Center·Caribou, Maine
Cary Medical Center·Caribou, Maine
The RN Circulator coordinates all activities in the operating room, managing personnel, equipment, and the surgical environment. They provide expert care before, during, and after procedures while serving as a patient advocate.
Description Status Hours: 40hours + Call
The Registered Nurse (RN) in this role is a specialized perioperative nurse, responsible for providing expert care before, during, and after surgical procedures. After completing additional education and training, this nurse serves as the key coordinator of all activities in the operating room — including the management of personnel, equipment, supplies, and the surgical environment. The RN Circulator ensures effective communication among all members of the surgical team in sterile attire and serves as a patient advocate, educator, research consumer, and professional role model. Responsibilities may also include monitoring patients during local procedures, back injections, and throughout the recovery phase. At Cary, we take great pride in our workplace culture — so much so that our employees have voted us one of the 2025 Best Places to Work in Maine for the fifth consecutive year. Here, you’ll join a supportive and collaborative team where your skills and contributions truly make a difference.
Interprets clinical and diagnostic data, recognize the abnormal, and reports to MD/ Anesthesia/ODS, or other OR staff members. Verifies completeness of chart, assesses needs of the patient. Demonstrates knowledge of surgical procedures by initiating nursing care according to the needs of patients; coordinate supplies, knowledge of usage of various equipment. Maintains a safe, calm, and clean atmosphere. Documents all necessary information, including sponge and needle counts, I.V. fluids, medications, blood loss, and implants. Performs other work related duties as assigned or delegated. Complies with local, state and federal laws and regulations.
License Requirements: Must have a current RN Maine license. Maintains current BLS. Obtains ACLS and PALS within 1 year of hire Availability: Fulfills requirements of employment status as well as "on-call" duties.
Market context
Nursing jobs in Maine are typically driven by ongoing staffing needs across hospitals, long-term care, and community health settings. These roles can be competitive because employers often look for active or obtainable Maine RN licensure, and new graduates may still be considered. Review the AI-summarized requirements and benefits here to save time, then confirm your licensure path and prepare examples of clinical training or rotations that match the posting.