What are the responsibilities and job description for the Registered Nurse (RN) Emergency Department Fellowship position at Seacrest Behavioral Health?
Role: Registered Nurse in an Emergency Department Fellowship Track, focused on preparing experienced RNs for independent ED practice.
Responsibilities: Participate in didactic training covering emergency nursing principles, trauma, cardiac, neurological, and pediatric emergencies, along with advanced life support protocols; complete clinical rotations in high-acuity ED zones, including trauma bays and critical care units; engage in simulation-based scenarios, develop skills in IV insertion, airway management, trauma care, and emergency medication administration; collaborate with multidisciplinary teams and receive mentorship to achieve clinical competence for independent ED functioning.
Qualifications & Skills: Minimum of 1 year Med/Surg or Step Down experience; BSN preferred or willingness to obtain within 3 years; strong interpersonal, critical thinking, and self-motivation skills; flexibility to work in a Level I Trauma Center environment; hold BLS certification; obtain ACLS, PALS, and TNCC during or after orientation.
Key Duties: Deliver high-quality emergency care, manage multiple patient needs, and develop expertise in trauma, cardiac, neurological, and pediatric emergencies, ensuring readiness for independent ED practice upon program completion.
Responsibilities: Participate in didactic training covering emergency nursing principles, trauma, cardiac, neurological, and pediatric emergencies, along with advanced life support protocols; complete clinical rotations in high-acuity ED zones, including trauma bays and critical care units; engage in simulation-based scenarios, develop skills in IV insertion, airway management, trauma care, and emergency medication administration; collaborate with multidisciplinary teams and receive mentorship to achieve clinical competence for independent ED functioning.
Qualifications & Skills: Minimum of 1 year Med/Surg or Step Down experience; BSN preferred or willingness to obtain within 3 years; strong interpersonal, critical thinking, and self-motivation skills; flexibility to work in a Level I Trauma Center environment; hold BLS certification; obtain ACLS, PALS, and TNCC during or after orientation.
Key Duties: Deliver high-quality emergency care, manage multiple patient needs, and develop expertise in trauma, cardiac, neurological, and pediatric emergencies, ensuring readiness for independent ED practice upon program completion.