RN - ER

Emergency Department Registered Nurse (RN)We are seeking a dedicated and experienced Emergency Department Registered Nurse to join our team. The role involves caring for admitted patients, with a majority of the Emergency Department occupied by admitted cases. You will be expected to work efficiently within a Level I Trauma environment while demonstrating strong clinical skills and teamwork.Key ResponsibilitiesAdminister medications, including IV medications, following the seven medication rights.Document and communicate clinical findings effectively.Provide high-quality nursing care to patients in the Emergency Department.Work collaboratively with healthcare professionals to ensure optimal patient outcomes.Participate in weekends and on-call shifts as required based on staffing needs.QualificationsActive Registered Nurse license.Minimum of 2 years of nursing experience required; Level I Trauma experience preferred.Certifications required: ACLS, BLS, NIH, PALS, TNCC (TNCC must be obtained before submission).Travel experience is strongly preferred; however, candidates with 2+ years of Level 1 experience may be considered.Must be willing to float within scope to meet facility needs as necessary.Work ScheduleShifts available are 36 or 48 hours per week, with a standard nurse-to-patient ratio of 1:5. Weekend scheduling is expected as needed, including both weekend days and nights.Additional InformationTravelers may have assignments primarily consisting of admitted patients, necessitating adaptability and strong clinical judgment.Travelers are not permitted to work locally within 100 miles.COVID vaccine documentation is optional, but reporting requirements remain in place.Guaranteed hours are based on contracted agreements, and the facility may call off staff up to three times during a 13-week assignment.New contracts and extensions must be for a minimum of 10 weeks.A six-month break is required for any travelers after completing four consecutive assignments or after reaching the one-year mark, whichever comes first.