Emergency Department nurseTaking care of medically stable and unstable patients of all age ranges, initiate patient assessment on arrival and determine immediate care needs, obtain information from patients, efficiently and knowledgeably provide care including but not limited to handling intubations, defibrillations, iv starts, splinting, interpreting ekgs, and monitoring heart rhythms, wound care, administering medications, monitoring vital signs, and using critical thinking as patients status changes. Taking care of patients with strokes, heart attacks, burns, respiratory distress or failure. Working as a team with physicians, nurses and ancillary staff, and documenting all of the aboveTriage nurse assess patients in a quick and efficient manor to determine the priority of patients' treatment based on the severity of their conditionCharge nurse run the flow of the emergency dept, assign patients to staff members, handle patient as well as staff conflicts, delegate duties to ancillary staff, work with physicians and nurses to facilitate moving patients from the waiting room to either admission or discharge, contact patients or patients' physicians with abnormal test results that were not available the day of evaluation, work with ambulance crews on arrival to emergency dept., interacting with hospital administrationPediatric advance life support certified (PALS)Advanced cardiac life support certified (ACLS)CPR certifiedNeonatal advanced life support certified (NALS)NIH stroke scale certified

Emergency department Level 1 trauma centerTrauma nurse responding quickly to a wide variety of single or multisystem trauma assessing, intervening, and stabilizing patients. Handled many specialty injuries as well such as spinal cord injuries, hand injuries in addition to gun shot wounds, stab wounds and blunt trauma, and more. Work well and efficiently with trauma physicians nurses, and medics as a team approach. Emergency Department nurseTaking care of medically stable and unstable patients of all age ranges, initiate patient assessment on arrival and determine immediate care needs, obtain information from patients, efficiently and knowledgeably provide care including but not limited to handling intubations, defibrillations, iv starts, splinting, interpreting ekgs, and monitoring heart rhythms, wound care, administering medications, monitoring vital signs, and using critical thinking as patients status changes. Taking care of patients With but not limited to strokes, heart attacks, burns, respiratory distress or failure, overdoses. Working as a team with physicians, nurses and ancillary staff, and documenting all of the above. Providing patient education as wellTriage nurse assess patients in a quick and efficient manor to determine the priority of patients' treatment based on the severity of their conditionCharge nurse run the flow of the high volume emergency dept, assign patients to staff members, handle patient as well as staff conflicts, delegate duties to ancillary staff, work with physicians and nurses to facilitate moving patients from the waiting room to either admission or discharge, work with ambulance crews on arrival to emergency dept., interacting with hospital administrationPediatric advance life support certified (PALS)Advanced cardiac life support certified (ACLS)CPR certified Trauma certified

Cardiac Care UnitAssessing and providing care to critical patients that include but not limited to post resuscitated patients, post heart bypass patients, post catherization patients, unstable overdoses, as well as traumatic patients. Able to handle cardiac monitoring, vital signs, intubation, medication administration, wound care, respond quickly and effectively to changes in patients condition. Work well with physicians to provide the most effective care. Proficient in medical equipment such as swans, cardiac monitoring, arterial lines, ventilators, and more.