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$3,349/wk
Massachusetts ER RN contractsmedian $2,600/wk
$2,000/wk29% above the Massachusetts median$4,100/wk
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Licensure
✓Current Massachusetts RN License
Certifications
✓BLS Certification
✓ACLS Certification
✓PALS Certification
✓CPI or MOAB Certification
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The Emergency Nurse provides comprehensive care to patients experiencing urgent or critical health issues. This includes individuals requiring emergency care as well as those seeking treatment for non-urgent conditions. The Emergency Nurse is responsible for triaging patients according to their care requirements, conducting ongoing assessments, implementing immediate interventions, and offering discharge teaching.

The role involves caring for diverse patient populations, which include: Pre-natal Neonatal Pediatric Adolescent Adult Geriatric The Emergency Nurse must possess the ability to interact effectively with individuals at varying intellectual levels and physical abilities, ensuring a patient-centered approach to care. Requirements Current Massachusetts RN License BLS Certification ACLS Certification PALS Certification CPI or MOAB Certification The ideal candidate should be available to cover at least one holiday and work every other weekend.

The starting dates are projected for November 8 or November 15.

About the role

The Emergency Nurse provides comprehensive care to patients experiencing urgent or critical health issues. This includes individuals requiring emergency care as well as those seeking treatment for non-urgent conditions. The Emergency Nurse is responsible for triaging patients according to their care requirements, conducting ongoing assessments, implementing immediate interventions, and offering discharge teaching.