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Registered Nurse / ED Plainfield

Backus Hospital

Plainfield, Connecticut

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RNEREmergency DepartmentCritical CarePeds

Posted Jul 27 · 1 year of experience

The work and the unit

Specialty
ER · Emergency Department · Critical Care · Peds
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Schedule and commitments

Term
Permanent

Pay and benefits

  • Sign-on bonus eligible
  • Competitive benefits program
  • Work/life balance

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What's around it?

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Living costs about 4% above the US average

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About this role

The Emergency Department at Plainfield is a free standing 12 bed unit, part of Backus hospital's emergency room that cares for patients across the spectrum of age, health, education, etc. The staff includes Registered Nurses, emergency department technicians, Unit Secretaries, Physicians, Mid-Level practitioners, support staff, Public Safety Officers, and in-department radiology. The Emergency Department is equipped with all tools needed to safely care for any patient from central station cardiac monitoring to ultrasound equipment, to our EHR (Epic ASAP). We are a primary stroke center.

Under the direction and general supervision of the Nurse Manager, the registered nurse utilizes evidence based practices in accordance with the State Nurse Practice Act, policies and procedures of the hospital and as directed by the medical staff. The registered nurse who through knowledge and ability uses the nursing process to develop a plan of care which includes standards of practice to meet the physical, emotional spiritual, cultural and educational needs of the patient and family.

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Backus Hospital
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Emergency is open from year one. Fellowships take new grads. The windows matter.

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