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The Emergency Department Technician requires the skills and knowledge of many areas such as: ED Tech, Patient Registrar, Unit Clerk, and Monitor Tech. The Emergency Department Tech performs a variety of RN delegated tasks under the supervision of a registered nurse.
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The Registered Nurse (RN) relates effectively with other shifts/departments for optimal continuity of care. The Registered Nurse (RN) provides clinical supervision for entry level nurses and assists in their development.
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The Nurse Extern works under the guidance of the RN/ Nurse Leader with assigned patients, in accordance with CSV hospital guidelines for patient care. The Nurse Extern reports to the department Nurse leader and will work within a defined scope of under the direct supervision of an assigned RN. The RN assigned to the Nurse Extern will promote learning experiences that enable the Nurse Extern to competently perform nursing care activities in both complex and non-complex situations.
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The Rapid Response Registered Nurse has the responsibility and accountability for rounding and responding to calls on all non- Critical Care/ Emergency units. The RRT meets or exceeds the competencies outlined in the ICU RN job description.
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The RRT nurse will assess, evaluate, and initiate approved interventions as appropriate to patients at risk for/or exhibiting a change in condition. The RRT RN utilizes critical care nursing and thinking skills in a manner that supports quality patient care and optimum outcomes.
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Coordinates patient transfers with admitting department, surgery, emergency, nursing units, environmental services, and housekeeping to facilitate efficient bed management. This position will effectively communicate with the surgery department, emergency department, nursing units, physician offices, and outlying facilities to ensure appropriate placement of patients in a timely manner.
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The individual in this position is qualified to fulfill high quality nursing care, hemodynamic monitoring, scrub assistant, emergency on-call, holding post- procedure area, and patient transporter.
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If nurse has the required certifications at time of hire, they must maintain the certifications and will not have a grace period to renew. The Registered Nurse is a clinical practitioner who coordinates and implements patient care specific to the age of the patient population served on the assigned units.
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The Emergency Department RN has the responsibility and accountability for assessing patient/family health problems and resources, taking a leadership role in the planning, implementation, and evaluation of the nursing plan of care provided by the nursing team.
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The competent Nurse, in the same or similar clinical setting, practices independently and demonstrates an awareness of all relevant aspects of a situation. RN License in state of employment or compact.
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