Travel Registered Nurse ER Job

Responsibilities

• Serve as Charge Nurse during night shifts in the ED, leading nursing teams, coordinating patient flow, and communicating with the physician team to support safe, efficient care
• Manage care for acutely ill patients, including ventilated individuals, central/arterial line management, IV therapy, vasopressor administration, and blood product management
• Interpret dysrhythmias and ABGs; monitor procedural sedation; triage and trauma care; manage BiPAP/CPAP as needed
• Ensure accurate Epic charting, maintain patient safety, adherence to clinical standards, and appropriate patient-to-nurse ratios
• Collaborate with interdisciplinary teams (PT, Respiratory, Interpretation Services, Phlebotomy, Radiology, Social Services, Rapid Response, Pharmacy) and facilitate rapid responses as required; participate in unit float within scope

Requirements

• Licensure: Current NM nursing license or valid compact license accepted; must be obtained prior to start
• Certifications: BLS, ACLS, and PALS required; CPI and TNCC preferred
• Experience: Minimum 3 years of charge nurse experience in ED; first-time travel accepted; strong charting and patient-care skills; experience with 4:1 patient ratio
• Systems: Epic charting experience required
• General: Ability to work nights on an alternating schedule; capable of floating to like units within scope as needed

Benefits and Support

• Onboarding modules and on-site orientation (including 24 hours RN orientation)
• Compliance and credentialing support (fingerprints/background checks; licensure coordination)
• Documentation and credentialing assistance; coordinated travel logistics
• Access to a dedicated recruiter and a named account manager for ongoing support
• Orientation-related and pre-approved time-off considerations as listed in the assignment details