Cardiac Study Center·Auburn, Washington
The Registered Nurse will support cardiac diagnostic procedures, including stress echocardiograms and nuclear stress tests, while managing IVs and patient monitoring. They are also responsible for providing patient education, clinical triage, and maintaining accurate documentation in the electronic medical record.
As a Registered Nurse (RN) – Cardiac Imaging, you will play a critical role in supporting patients throughout their cardiac diagnostic journey. Working alongside providers and imaging specialists, you will support stress echocardiograms, nuclear stress testing, IV management, patient education, and clinical triage. This role blends hands-on nursing care, clinical decision-making, and patient education in a structured outpatient setting. You’ll help ensure safe, efficient diagnostic testing while providing compassionate care to patients navigating cardiovascular concerns. This is an excellent opportunity for nurses with strong cardiac, ICU, PCU, ED, or diagnostic imaging backgrounds who enjoy autonomy, teamwork, and specialty care. You Will Love This Role If: You enjoy combining clinical skill with patient education. Helping patients feel informed and comfortable during testing is a meaningful part of your day. You thrive in a structured, fast-paced outpatient environment. You enjoy staying busy while maintaining strong attention to detail and patient safety. You’re passionate about cardiology. Whether you’re already experienced in cardiac care or eager to deepen your expertise, this role offers strong specialty exposure. You value autonomy and clinical judgment. This role rewards nurses who are confident, proactive, and comfortable making thoughtful decisions. You want better work-life balance. A predictable weekday schedule with no weekends or holidays offers consistency without sacrificing meaningful clinical work. Day-to-Day Responsibilities Clinical Care & Diagnostic Support Support and administer stress echocardiograms and nuclear stress tests Start and manage IVs and administer medications during procedures as needed Monitor patient safety and readiness during cardiac imaging procedures Triage abnormal test results and coordinate patient follow-up Patient Education & Communication Educate patients on testing procedures and care expectations Provide compassionate support throughout the diagnostic process Communicate effectively with providers and multidisciplinary team members Documentation & Quality Document all care and communication in the electronic medical record system Collaborate with providers and imaging staff to support quality patient outcomes Participate in quality improvement initiatives and policy implementation efforts What You’ll Need to Succeed
Graduate of an accredited nursing program Active Washington State RN license Current BLS certification through the American Heart Association Minimum 1 year of RN experience
1+ year of experience in cardiology, ICU, PCU, or Emergency Department settings 2+ years of experience in hospital or outpatient clinical environments Familiarity with EKG rhythm interpretation and cardiac stress testing protocols Strong critical thinking skills and comfort working independently Work Environment Schedule: Full-time, 4x10-hour shifts, Monday–Friday Location: 202 N Division Street Suite 201 Auburn, WA 98001 Setting: In-office outpatient cardiac imaging clinic Travel: Occasional support at Auburn or Tacoma-area clinic locations may be needed based on patient scheduling Pay & Benefits Cardiac Study Center / Pulse Heart Institute offers a comprehensive benefits package, including: Medical, dental, and vision coverage Retirement benefits / 401(k) Paid time off and paid holidays Tuition and certification reimbursement opportunities Supportive mentorship and career development Pay Range: $43.00 – $63.03/hour Compensation is determined based on experience, skills, certifications, and education, consistent with internal equity and pay transparency requirements. Join Our Team If you are a Registered Nurse with a passion for cardiac care, patient education, and diagnostic excellence, we’d love to hear from you. Join a collaborative team committed to innovation, compassion, and advancing heart health in our community. Requisition ID: 00957
Candidates must be graduates of an accredited nursing program with an active Washington State RN license and current BLS certification. A minimum of one year of RN experience is required, with preference given to those with backgrounds in cardiology, ICU, PCU, or the Emergency Department.
Market context
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