Emergency RN: High-Impact Care in a Fast-Paced ED

Livingston Regional Hospital, LLC; Livingston (TN); On-site; USD 75,000 - 105,000; Full time

Job summary

Livingston Regional Hospital in Tennessee is seeking an experienced Registered Nurse for the Emergency Department. This 114-bed community hospital delivers high-acuity care and a broad range of services, supported by the ScionHealth network to serve five counties.

The RN will triage, administer medications, assist physicians, monitor cardiac rhythms, and document care accurately. Regulatory compliance, infection control, and patient education are integral to daily practice, with a focus on

Qualifications

• Associate degree in Nursing required.
• BSN preferred.
• Graduation from an accredited Nursing Diploma program accepted.

Responsibilities

• Triages patients and prioritizes care based on acuity.
• Administers medications, performs procedures, and manages critical drips.
• Assists physicians with exams and ED procedures.
• Monitors hemodynamic status and interprets cardiac rhythms.
• Documents care, treatment, and education accurately.
• Maintains infection control and sterile technique.
• Educates patients and families about care plans and discharge.
• Collaborates with the interdisciplinary team for optimal care.
• Responds calmly in high-stress, life-threatening situations.

Skills

ECG interpretation

IV management

Emergency nursing

Infection control

EMR documentation

Communication skills

Multitasking

Education

Associate degree in Nursing

BSN preferred

Diploma program accepted

Tools

Vital signs monitors

Emergency equipment

Job description

Livingston Regional Hospital in Tennessee is seeking an experienced Registered Nurse for the Emergency Department. This 114-bed community hospital delivers high-acuity care and a broad range of services, supported by the ScionHealth network to serve five counties.

The RN will triage, administer medications, assist physicians, monitor cardiac rhythms, and document care accurately. Regulatory compliance, infection control, and patient education are integral to daily practice, with a focus on