Assessment and Triage: Perform thorough patient assessments, prioritize care based on the severity of the condition, and initiate appropriate interventions.Patient Care: Administer medications, perform treatments, and assist with medical procedures in accordance with established protocols and physician orders.Documentation: Maintain accurate and detailed patient records, including vital signs, medical history, and treatment plans.Collaboration: Work closely with multidisciplinary teams, including physicians, surgeons, and support staff, to ensure optimal patient care and outcomes.Patient Education: Provide clear and empathetic explanations of conditions, treatments, and discharge instructions to patients and their families.Emergency Response: Respond effectively to medical emergencies, including cardiac arrests, trauma cases, and other critical situations, by following standardized protocols.Equipment and Supplies: Ensure all medical equipment and supplies are readily available, functioning correctly, and well-maintained.Safety and Infection Control: Strictly adhere to infection control protocols, maintain a safe environment for patients and staff, and report any potential hazards.Professional Development: Stay updated on the latest developments in emergency nursing and participate in ongoing training and professional development activities.