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Travel Nurse RN, ER Pay up to $2,734/WK

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staff dnaRosedale (MD)

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About the role

Travel NurseRN, ERMedStar Franklin Square Medical CenterRosedale, Maryland Registered Nurse (RN) Emergency Room (ER) Join our team as a dedicated Registered Nurse (RN) in the Emergency Room (ER), where you will provide critical care to patients with acute illnesses or injuries, ensuring timely and effective treatment in a fast-paced environment.
Key Responsibilities: Rapidly assess and triage patients to determine the urgency of care required. Administer medications and treatments as needed, often in high-pressure situations. Perform emergency procedures such as wound care, intubation, or defibrillation. Collaborate with healthcare teams to develop and implement patient care plans. Educate patients and families on post-treatment care and follow-up instructions. Maintain accurate and detailed patient records.
Work Environment: The role is based in emergency departments where RNs work closely with patients requiring immediate care. This position demands strong decision-making skills and the ability to work effectively in a dynamic, high-stress environment.
Benefits: A competitive salary with opportunities for career advancement within emergency nursing specialties. A comprehensive benefits package including health insurance, retirement savings plans, and paid time off. Support for continuing education programs to maintain licensure and enhance expertise in emergency care practices.
Equal Opportunity Employer: Your dedication to providing emergency care is valued here. We strive to create an inclusive environment where all employees can thrive professionally while contributing meaningfully to patient outcomes during critical moments of need. *This information is based on general job descriptions. Actual job responsibilities may vary by location. Additional Employer DescriptionMinimum 2 years of experience required. Cert Required: ACLS, BLS, PALS, TNCC. Quickly and accurately assess patient care needs. Diagnose and develop treatment plans collaboratively with doctors and staff. Manage multiple cases simultaneously, prioritizing needs continually.

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