Emergency RN

• Shift Information: 7p-7a

Clinical Interviewing- Yes

On Call, Call Back

Requirements

None

Weekend Rotation: EOW

Holiday

Requirements

As needed

Floating

Requirements

None

About Facility

• 101 Beds

• Level IV Trauma Center

• Primary Stroke Center

General Information

• Beds: 24

• 5 IR over flow beds

• 20 plus hallway beds

• Avg. ED patients/day is between 90; during busy times 90 to 110

Experience

Minimum of 2 years with strong ED experience

First-time traveler: Yes, if they have EPIC experience

Patient Types

• 10% Behavioral Health (Adults/Peds)

• 25% Geriatrics

• 15% Pediatrics

• 50% Adult

• Trauma (elderly falls, MVAs, industrial accidents, GSW, stabbings), cardiac (STEMI, CHF), Neuro (Strokes), Respiratory (RSV, Failure, COPD), mental illness (SI), general medical

Covid & PPE

• Conventional PPE

• N95s

• PAPRs

Patient Ratios

• Routine Days: 1:3 (can flex to 4 to 5 during high census)

• If RN has critical care 1:2 is the norm

Required

Certifications

• BLS

• ACLS

• NIH

• PALS

• ENCP (preferred)

• TNCC (preferred)

• De-escalation training: MOAB or CPI is preferred

Skills required

• Basic ED skills, stroke, trauma, splinting, and pediatric experience, chest tubes, cardiac rhythm interpretations, line managements (central lines)

Support on the Unit

• ED Techs Ratio

• 1 tech 0700-1900

• 1 ED tech 0900 to 2100

• 1 HUC 0900 to 2100 (Triage Tech)

• 1 tech 1100-2399

• 1 tech 1400-0200

• 2 techs 1900 to 0700

• ED techs can do: U/S guided IVs, EKG, paperwork for transfers, paging consults, calls lights

• Charge nurse: 24/7

• Triage Nurse 0900 to 2100

• Phlebotomy from lab: only for hard sticks

• ED Case Manager Mon thru Fri

• ED Physical Therapy Mon thru Fri

• Intake Counselor 24/7

• Public Safety Stationed in ED 24/7

• RT 24/7

• Hospitalist 24/7

• House Supervisor 24/7

• Surge Call Team

• Trained Forensic team specializes in rape, drugs, etc. 24/7

Charting System/Equipment

• EPIC (required)

• Alaris

• Pyxis

• Tele monitoring at bedside/nursing station with no tele tech (small area, someone is always usually at the nurse s station)

Floating

• (Rare) Assist other units with hard IV sticks, helping hands

• Will never have to take a patient assignment when floated outside of the ED

• Will not have to go to ED triage, unless trained to do so (must build trust with the department)

Orientation

• 1st day: gain login access, online modules, tour of hospital, epic training

• 2nd-3rd day: unit orientation (based on comfort)

Scheduling

• Weekend rotation: every other

• 4 weeks at a time, will receive 2 weeks prior

• Plugged in where traveler is needed

• Shift times:

• Nights: 1845-0715

• Approve time off up to 7 days, additional days email: NM

• No on-call

• Holiday Expectations: must be available to work 2 (nights-eves; days-day of)

Other notes

• Scrub Color: any color, professional

• Blue: MD

• White: Employees

• Yellow: Patient/Visitors

• Fast paced, high acuity, utilization is 25%

• Parking: Free in designated color area

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