RN - ER

Registered Nurse - Emergency RoomPosition InformationRole: Registered Nurse - Emergency RoomDepartment/Cost Center: 200326Shift: 3x12, Nightshift 1900-0730Weekly Guaranteed Hours: 36Call Requirements: To be discussed during the interviewLicenses: NV RN license required prior to startRequired Certifications: AHA BLS, ACLS, TNCC, ENPC or PALSExperience Required: Minimum 2 years of Emergency Room experience and prior travel experience for one 13-week assignmentAdditional InformationTravelers may be required to float to the needs of the organization up to their competency level. Additional work on major holidays may be required, and all employees are expected to pick up one additional shift every four weeks. The organization reserves the right to call off staff, without penalty, 48 hours in advance for low census during the contract period. Schedules can vary based on department needs, including weekends, holidays, and some call shifts.About the FacilityThis is a highly dynamic and fast-paced environment catering to a wide geographical area. As a Level II trauma center, it provides critical care services, addressing a high volume of emergency and trauma cases annually. The facility boasts extensive inpatient capacity, with numerous beds dedicated to emergency care.Position PurposeThe Registered Nurse provides optimal patient care while utilizing their knowledge and skills as part of the nursing process. The incumbent is responsible for individual patient outcomes throughout the care episode and provides comprehensive nursing services to adolescent, adult, and geriatric patients, including their families and caregivers.Nature and ScopeThis position is critical for diagnosing and treating human responses to health problems. The Registered Nurse is tasked with delivering safe patient care through assessment, planning, implementation, and evaluation tailored to the specific needs of various age groups. The role requires ongoing learning and adherence to competency standards set by the department. Family involvement is encouraged in all aspects of the nursing process, enhancing the overall quality of care.Intensive mental effort is essential for providing safe patient care and effective interaction with both internal and external contacts, necessitating sound judgment and decision-making skills.