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Join our elite team of registered nurses by applying for Cardiology Nurse jobs at Houston Methodist today. Houston Methodist includes eight hospitals in the Houston area, each with its own unique history of health care innovation.

Cardiology jobs at Houston Methodist can include:

  • Advanced Practice Nurse (RN IV) Cardiology Telemetry: This team member provides direct patient care in addition to being accountable for the care outcomes of a clinical population.
  • Registered Nurse II: This team member provides direct patient care to individuals with varied and complex needs. The RN II assumes leadership roles with progressive responsibility, such as participating in or leading unit and shared governance initiatives.

Houston Methodist is an equal opportunity employer offering competitive pay and comprehensive benefits. Apply for Cardiology Nurse jobs at Houston Methodist today.

Located on Broadway at Kirby Drive, the Houston Methodist Emergency Care Center in Pearland houses 10 exam rooms, a full digital radiography suite, a low-radiation-dose 32-slice computed tomography (CT) scanner, an ultrasound and a full on-site stat chemistry lab.
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