Critical Care Transport Nurse – Interfacility ICU Expert

American Medical Response, Inc.; Tukwila (WA); On-site; USD 117,000 - 138,000; Full time

Job summary

American Medical Response is seeking a Critical Care Transport (CCT) Nurse in Tukwila, WA, to deliver compassionate, high-quality patient care during inter-facility transports. The role is full-time and requires ICU/ED/CCT experience, current RN license, and active certifications.

Responsibilities include leading the team, maintaining a safe environment, and collaborating with public safety personnel. Certifications must be kept up-to-date, with additional training provided as needed.

Qualifications

• Current Registered Nurse license in WA.
• Minimum 2 years ICU RN or 5 years ED/CCT/Cardiac/Trauma RN experience.
• Current ACLS, PALS, BLS-C provider status.
• PHTLS and NRP Provider Certification (must obtain within 6 months).
• Inter-facility transfer experience preferred.

Responsibilities

• Assess patients and determine best course of action in critical care transport.
• Provide RN care within scope and CCT procedures.
• Use critical thinking to manage critically ill adults/pediatrics with physician orders.
• Lead the team and maintain a safe, stocked environment with regular equipment checks.
• Collaborate with allied health and public safety personnel.
• Maintain required certifications and ongoing training.

Education

Registered Nurse license (WA)

ACLS

PALS

BLS-C

PHTLS

NRP Provider

ICS 100 (IS-100B)

NIMS 700 (IS-700A)

ED/CCT/Cardiac/Trauma RN experience

ICU RN experience (2+ yrs)

CCT inter-facility transfer experience

CEN/CCRN/TNCC/ENC Certification

Job description

American Medical Response is seeking a Critical Care Transport (CCT) Nurse in Tukwila, WA, to deliver compassionate, high-quality patient care during inter-facility transports. The role is full-time and requires ICU/ED/CCT experience, current RN license, and active certifications.

Responsibilities include leading the team, maintaining a safe environment, and collaborating with public safety personnel. Certifications must be kept up-to-date, with additional training provided as needed.