Wyckoff Heights Medical Center·New York
Perform comprehensive nursing assessments and initiate emergency interventions for high-acuity patients in the Emergency Department. Manage triage, administer medications, and assist with critical procedures such as intubation and resuscitation.
7 PM TO 7: 30 AM
Alternating weekends: $112,486 base salary
Performs comprehensive nursing assessments and reassessments.
Prioritizes care based on patient acuity and clinical presentation.
Initiates emergency interventions and protocols.
Administers medications, IV therapy, and treatments safely and accurately.
Monitors patient response to treatment and modifies care as appropriate.
Assists with procedures such as intubation, sedation, central line placement, and resuscitation.
Conducts triage using standardized acuity tools and reassesses waiting patients.
Participates in resuscitations and emergency response situations.
Supports airway management and hemodynamic stabilization.
Promotes patient safety, dignity, and respect.
Communicates effectively with patients, families, and the healthcare team.
Participates in bedside handoff and care coordination.
Maintains accurate and timely documentation in the electronic medical record.
Identifies and reports safety concerns and participates in quality initiatives.
Supports education, mentoring, and professional development.
Market context
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