An Emergency Room Nurse (ER Nurse) is a medical professional who aids patients in an emergency situation, performs minor surgeries when necessary and treats patients who have experienced critical injuries or allergic reactions.
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We are looking for an ER Nurse to join our team and provide first-line care to patients who are admitted to our emergency room.
ER Nurse responsibilities include assisting Doctors with emergency medical care, addressing patient injuries and providing a high quality of nursing standards at all times.
Ultimately, you will work directly with Doctors and patients in a fast-paced and highly stressful environment to ensure patients receive the medical attention they need.
What does an ER Nurse do? ER Nurses treat patients in crisis situations in an Emergency Room, stabilize incoming patients with a variety of medical procedures and run tests as needed. What are the duties and responsibilities of an ER Nurse? An ER Nurse will have a number of duties for developing a patient care plan after evaluating injuries, setting bones, giving blood transfusions or running tests to determine the medical needs of their patients. What makes a good ER Nurse? A good ER Nurse must be able to remain calm under high-stress and high-pressure environments to provide excellent medical care to patients in the Emergency Room. They must also have great clinical skills to administer medical care in a fast-paced environment. Who does an ER Nurse work with? An ER Nurse typically works with a team of other ER Nurses to address the immediate needs of incoming patients, but they also work with Doctors to provide more advanced medical procedures and surgeries.
