Critical Care Transport Nurse ICU in Motion

Brown University Health; Providence (RI); On-site; USD 49,000 - 83,000; Full time

Job summary

Brown University Health is seeking a Registered Nurse to manage advanced care for emergency patients during ground transport. The role includes monitoring, airway management, ventilatory support, and critical interventions across all ages, including high-risk obstetrical, medical, surgical, and cardiovascular cases.

The nurse will contribute to training, protocol development, and research, while documenting care per Rhode Island policies and ensuring readiness for travel in ambulances, cars,

Qualifications

• Must hold current Rhode Island RN license (Facility-specific requirements apply).
• BLS, ACLS and PALS certification required.
• Trauma certification to be obtained within 1 year of position.
• NRP certification within one year in position.
• Advanced transport nursing certification within two years in position.
• Nationally Registered and RI EMT certification or actively enrolled.

Responsibilities

• Embrace Brown University Health’s mission and values while delivering patient care.
• Provide patient care at incident scenes and during transport under physician supervision.
• Deliver comprehensive, safe care to patients requiring transportation.
• Participate in emergency care training, curricula development, and mentoring.
• Help develop care protocols and participate in research through governance committees.
• Attend staff meetings and educational events, and assist in publications from research.

Skills

Critical care nursing

Emergency transport

Pediatric care experience

Education

Baccalaureate in nursing

Job description

Brown University Health is seeking a Registered Nurse to manage advanced care for emergency patients during ground transport. The role includes monitoring, airway management, ventilatory support, and critical interventions across all ages, including high-risk obstetrical, medical, surgical, and cardiovascular cases.

The nurse will contribute to training, protocol development, and research, while documenting care per Rhode Island policies and ensuring readiness for travel in ambulances, cars,