Registered Nurse - Emergency (225-916)

As a Registered Nurse specializing in emergency care, you will play a critical role in delivering fast, effective medical treatment to patients experiencing illnesses or injuries that require immediate attention. Working in high-pressure environments such as emergency rooms and trauma centers, you will be tasked with making quick, informed decisions to stabilize patients and prevent deterioration of health. You will work collaboratively with a team of healthcare professionals, including doctors, surgeons, and paramedics, to provide the best possible care. Your ability to remain calm under pressure, display compassion, and execute precise medical procedures efficiently will be paramount to succeeding in this position.

Responsibilities

• Quickly assess patients upon arrival to determine the severity of conditions.
• Administer emergency medical treatment to stabilize patients in urgent need.
• Work collaboratively with doctors and other healthcare professionals in trauma units.
• Maintain detailed, accurate records of patient conditions and treatment plans.
• Prepare patients for diagnostic tests and interpret results alongside physicians.
• Ensure that emergency procedures and protocols are strictly adhered to at all times.
• Communicate effectively with patients’ families regarding their conditions and treatment options.
• Manage multiple high-priority tasks successfully in fast-paced environments.
• Monitor patients for changes in conditions and promptly execute emergency interventions.
• Educate patients and their families about discharge instructions and follow-up care.
• Participate in regular emergency drills and continuous professional development activities.
• Utilize healthcare technology and equipment efficiently to support patient care efforts.

Requirements

• Valid Registered Nurse license  is mandatory.
• Bachelor's degree in nursing or related field from an accredited institution.
• Minimum of two years of nursing experience, preferably in an emergency setting.
• Strong ability to make quick, informed decisions in critical situations.
• Excellent interpersonal and communication skills with patients and their families.
• Proficiency in using medical equipment and technology for patient care.
• Willingness to work varied shifts including nights, weekends, and holidays.