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Health Here is seeking a Trauma Charge Nurse (RN) to provide clinical and operational leadership in a busy Level I Trauma Center. You will coordinate daily unit activities, support staff, serve as a clinical resource, and deliver direct patient care when necessary.
You will lead development of complex care plans, assess patient changes, and promote evidence-based practices through strong communication within the interprofessional team.
This position is for a Trauma Charge Nurse (RN) responsible for providing clinical and operational leadership in a busy Level I Trauma Center. The role involves coordinating daily unit activities, supporting staff, serving as a clinical resource, and delivering direct patient care when necessary.
Lead the development and implementation of complex patient care plans, assess and mitigate patient condition changes, and promote evidence-based practices. Facilitate communication within the interprofessional team, evaluate patient and family experiences, and contribute to quality improvement initiatives. Support safe, holistic, and patient-centered care.
Requires current RN licensure and 2+ years of nursing experience. Strong clinical, communication, and leadership skills are essential. Preferred candidates hold a Bachelor's degree and have 5-10 years of experience.
The role involves working two 12-hour shifts per week in a collaborative environment caring for a diverse trauma patient population. It offers opportunities for professional growth, participation in evidence-based practice, and contributes to a top-ranked hospital recognized for nursing excellence.