Registered Nurse Emergency Room

Treat actual or potential health problems using the nursing diagnosis and case management.

Teach, counsel and prov

• Interviews patient (if possible) and/or family to obtain required history and make an accurate assessment.
• Assigns a triage priority based on observations and available information.
• Initiates diagnostic and therapeutic measures as indicated by standing protocols.
• Calls for crisis intervention if appropriate.
• Communicates and acts as liaison between the patient, family, and health professionals in a manner that respects confidentiality and dignity.
• Coordinates the needs of the patient with supporting departments and assists in solving problems related to the welfare of patient and staff.
• Charts concisely, descriptively, and legibly indicating patient’s progress or lack or progress.
• Performs nursing procedures safely and efficiently.
• Demonstrates understanding of, and adheres to, the hospital’s infection control protocols.
• Demonstrates compliance with exiting standards and policies.

Please note this job description is not designed to cover or contain a comprehensive listing of activities, duties or responsibilities that are required of the employee for this job.

Duties, responsibilities and activities may change at any time with or without notice.

Minimum Education/Certifications Graduate of an accredited program in nursing.

Current Registered Nurse license to practice in the state of NJ.

ACLS - Advanced Cardiovascular Life Support and PALS – Pediatric Advanced Life Support.

IV Certification preferred.

Minimum Work Experience 2 year or more experience in an acute care setting preferred.

Critical care experience preferred

Position Type/Expected Hours of Work: Must be willing to work holidays, weekends and provide additional coverage as needed

Physical Demands Analysis : The following tables detail the individual physical demands using the following six categories: Mobility, Strength, Upper Extremity Postural Activity, Sensory/Perceptual, Work Environment, and Conditions of Work

ide supportive care to the patient and their significant others