ER Nurse Extern - Fast-Paced Care, RN-Supervised Learning

Henry Ford Health; Rochester (MI); On-site; USD 25,000 - 30,000; Full time

Job summary

Henry Ford Health Rochester Hospital is seeking a Nurse Extern for the Emergency Department to support the nursing team under RN supervision and assist with patient care and safety. This role emphasizes hands-on learning, readiness to respond to emergent situations, and ongoing education to enhance nursing skills while you progress through your clinical rotations.

Join a fast-paced 30-bed ED with Level III Trauma and STEMI care and contribute to high-quality patient outcomes while developing

Qualifications

• High school diploma or GED required.
• Enrolled in Henry Ford Health Early College Program with two clinical rotations.
• Currently enrolled in an accredited nursing program with two clinical rotations, including Med/Surg.
• Current Health Care Provider Certification required.

Responsibilities

• Perform specific patient care duties under RN supervision to meet safety and comfort needs.
• Provide input to assist the RN in planning and implementing patient care.
• Respond to emergent situations according to established procedures.
• Participate in continuing education to enhance nursing skills and knowledge.

Skills

Patient care under RN supervision

Emergency response awareness

Education

High school diploma or GED

Enrollment in Henry Ford Health Early College Program

Currently enrolled in accredited nursing program with two clinical rotations (Med/Surg)

Health Care Provider Certification

Job description

Henry Ford Health Rochester Hospital is seeking a Nurse Extern for the Emergency Department to support the nursing team under RN supervision and assist with patient care and safety. This role emphasizes hands-on learning, readiness to respond to emergent situations, and ongoing education to enhance nursing skills while you progress through your clinical rotations.

Join a fast-paced 30-bed ED with Level III Trauma and STEMI care and contribute to high-quality patient outcomes while developing