Registered Nurse (RN) - ER

Registered Nurse (RN) - ER

As an RN in the Emergency Department, you triage and stabilize patients with acute illnesses or injuries, perform rapid assessments, administer medications, and coordinate care under time-sensitive conditions.

You work within a fast-paced, multidisciplinary ED team to provide timely, evidence-based care and ensure patient safety and efficient throughput.

Responsibilities

• Perform triage, initial assessment, and ongoing monitoring of ED patients
• Administer medications, procedures, and stabilization interventions
• Collaborate with physicians, techs, and support staff to prioritize care
• Document assessments, treatments, and patient responses in the EHR
• Coordinate admissions, transfers, and discharge planning
• Educate patients and families on care plans and safety considerations
• Respond to clinical changes and escalate as needed
• Ensure infection control and patient safety protocols

Qualifications

Education:

BSN or ADN from an accredited nursing program

Licensure:

Active RN license in the United States

Certifications:

• BLS Certification
• ACLS Certification often preferred; PALS for pediatric populations as applicable

Experience or Skills:

Experience in emergency or acute care settings; strong triage, assessment, and crisis management skills

Experience

• Experience working in hospital ED or urgent care environments
• Experience with rapid decision-making and multi-disciplinary teamwork

Preferred

• ACLS, PALS, or crisis intervention certifications

Work Environment

High-acuity, fast-paced ED with rotating shifts; on-call or night coverage common; documentation occurs in the EHR

Team includes physicians, nurses, techs, and support staff; emphasis on patient safety and throughput.