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RN – Emergency Department | Level II Trauma Responsibilities Provide comprehensive emergency nursing care to adult, pediatric, adolescent, infant, and geriatric patients. Assess and prioritize patients in a fast-paced Emergency Department. Perform triage and identify patients requiring immediate intervention.
Provide care for general medical, cardiac, stroke, psychiatric, pediatric, and trauma patients. Monitor cardiac rhythms and recognize and manage dysrhythmias. Respond to cardiac and other emergency situations using appropriate nursing interventions.
Initiate and maintain IV access and perform phlebotomy. Administer medications and provide IV therapy as ordered. Apply and maintain appropriate isolation precautions and PPE.
Provide trauma care in a Level II Trauma Center environment. Collaborate with physicians and interdisciplinary teams including IV therapy, respiratory therapy, radiology, pharmacy, social services, rapid response, and other support services. Maintain accurate documentation using Epic .
Provide safe, patient-centered care while utilizing critical thinking and emergency nursing judgment. Requirements Active California RN license required/on hand ; pending license information is conflicting in the job posting, so confirm with the account manager before submission. 1–2 years of RN/ED experience required — job requirements list 1 year, while the job overview states 2 years. Hospital experience required.
Emergency Department experience required. First-time travelers accepted with ED experience . Level II Trauma experience required/preferred as a screening requirement.
Epic experience – Required ACLS – Required BLS – Required PALS – Required NIHSS – Required TNCC – Required/preferred: Candidate may be submitted as a screen if willing to obtain TNCC before start, subject to manager approval. General Emergency Department experience with combined adult/pediatric patients. Experience with cardiac monitoring and emergency response.
Dysrhythmia interpretation and management. Triage experience. IV therapy, phlebotomy, and IV insertion/maintenance.
Strong trauma experience preferred. Weekend requirement: As needed / Every Third weekend per unit details. RTO: No more than 7 days.
Orientation: 40 hours. Patient volume: approximately 120 visits/day . Department: 26 beds .
Scrub attire: Scrubs or business casual.