Emergency Department Charge Nurse - $36-58 per hour

Role Overview

The Emergency Department Charge Nurse (RN) leads patient care in an ED setting, coordinating activities on assigned shifts, and acting as a clinical resource for staff.

Responsibilities

• Develops and implements complex, individualized care plans in collaboration with the interprofessional team and patients' families.
• Assesses patient data to proactively address changes in condition, bridges gaps in care from hospitalization to outpatient settings, and evaluates patient and family satisfaction to enhance quality.
• Promotes evidence-based practices, supports practice improvement initiatives, and participates in community health activities.
• Ensures safe, holistic, and patient-centered care while maintaining compliance with standards.

Qualifications & Skills

• Requires an RN license, with 2-5 years of relevant ED experience; a BSN degree and 5-10 years of experience are preferred.
• Demonstrates leadership, critical thinking, and excellent communication skills.
• Ability to work safely and effectively in a high-alert environment is essential.

Key Duties

• Facilitate care transitions, lead care planning, champion evidence-based practice, evaluate care quality, and support team development.
• The role emphasizes clinical expertise, patient advocacy, and continuous improvement to ensure optimal patient outcomes.