Charge Nurse - ER

SEHA; Al Ain; On-site; AED 600,000 - 900,000; Full time

Job summary

SEHA in the United Arab Emirates seeks an experienced emergency department leader to oversee triage, rapid assessment, stabilization, and life-saving interventions. The role ensures precise documentation, adherence to standards, and evidence-based practices in high-stakes emergencies.

The candidate will respond to cardiac arrest, trauma, and resuscitation scenarios, supervise medication safety, coordinate patient flow, and guarantee readiness of critical equipment and supplies.

Qualifications

Responsibilities

• Oversees triage prioritization, rapid assessment, stabilization, and emergency interventions.
• Ensures timely, accurate documentation and compliance with organizational standards.
• Promotes evidence-based emergency practices and guides staff in clinical emergencies.
• Responds immediately to critical conditions such as cardiac arrest, trauma, and resuscitation.
• Ensures proper medication administration, narcotic control, and adherence to ER medication safety protocols.
• Coordinates patient flow from arrival to admission, discharge, or transfer.
• Ensures readiness of emergency equipment, supplies, and resuscitation resources.
• Guides emergency management for mass-casualty incidents, disaster activation, and surge events as required.

Job description

• Oversees triage prioritization, rapid assessment, stabilization, and emergency interventions.
• Ensures timely, accurate documentation and compliance with organizational standards.
• Promotes evidence-based emergency practices and guides staff in clinical emergencies.
• Responds immediately to critical conditions such as cardiac arrest, trauma, and resuscitation.
• Ensures proper medication administration, narcotic control, and adherence to ER medication safety protocols.
• Coordinates patient flow from arrival to admission, discharge, or transfer.
• Ensures readiness of emergency equipment, supplies, and resuscitation resources.
• Guides emergency management for mass-casualty incidents, disaster activation, and surge events as required.