What are the responsibilities and job description for the RN - Transport position at Northshore Home Health Care?
This role requires strong critical thinking, effective communication, decisive judgment, and the ability to build positive relationships.
It involves leading others and taking appropriate action when needed.
The incumbent must safely secure seat belts and shoulder harnesses in aircraft or ambulance without modifications, and tolerate stressors of flight and medical transport, such as motion, vibration, extreme temperatures, and confined spaces.
Key responsibilities include responding to commands, communicating effectively, and lifting/pushing/pulling at least 150 lbs.
Must be prepared to handle exposure to hazardous chemicals, blood, body fluids, and infectious diseases.
The role demands a minimum of three years' Neonatal or Pediatric critical care or ED experience.
Required certifications include CCRN or C-NPT within two years, NRP within six months, and ACLS within six months of hire.
Ideal candidates are committed to delivering patient- and family-centered care within a supportive team environment.
It involves leading others and taking appropriate action when needed.
The incumbent must safely secure seat belts and shoulder harnesses in aircraft or ambulance without modifications, and tolerate stressors of flight and medical transport, such as motion, vibration, extreme temperatures, and confined spaces.
Key responsibilities include responding to commands, communicating effectively, and lifting/pushing/pulling at least 150 lbs.
Must be prepared to handle exposure to hazardous chemicals, blood, body fluids, and infectious diseases.
The role demands a minimum of three years' Neonatal or Pediatric critical care or ED experience.
Required certifications include CCRN or C-NPT within two years, NRP within six months, and ACLS within six months of hire.
Ideal candidates are committed to delivering patient- and family-centered care within a supportive team environment.