(RN) Registered Nurse - Emergency Room | Hahira, Georgia

Seeking an experienced emergency room registered nurse to provide care in a dynamic and evolving unit focused on best practices and shared governance. This contract assignment offers the chance to work with a broad spectrum of patients across all age groups, providing support for acute conditions such as DKA, COPD, stroke, chest and abdominal pain, and psychiatric emergencies. The facility is non-trauma designated but is currently under review for trauma designation, further enhancing an environment committed to clinical excellence.

Schedule/Hours:

• Night shifts: 3x12 hours (19:00 - 07:00)
• Every other weekend (Friday – Sunday) is required
• No block scheduling
• On-call: Not required
• Floating to the COVID unit is possible

Qualifications:

• Valid state RN license (GA or compact), active and in-hand
• American Heart Association ACLS and BLS certifications
• CPI, PALS, NIHSS, and TNCC certifications (TNCC must be in-hand upon submission)
• Minimum of 2 years of recent ER nursing experience
• Proficiency with EPIC electronic health records
• Comfortable accepting a 1:4 nurse-to-patient ratio
• Willingness to float as needed

Preferred Experience:

• Background in a Level I Trauma Center
• Ventilated patient care expertise
• Triage experience
• First-time travelers considered, but prior travel experience is preferred

Responsibilities:

• Assess, triage, and deliver care for a wide variety of emergent medical conditions across the lifespan
• Collaborate closely with multi-disciplinary teams during ongoing trauma designation and leadership reorganization
• Comply with all facility procedures and documentation requirements

This is an 8-week contract opportunity, suited for dedicated RNs ready to make a significant clinical impact while supporting local community healthcare needs. If you meet the outlined requirements and are enthusiastic about working in a progressive ER setting with skilled colleagues, submit your application today to take the next step in your nursing career.