ER Nurse: Fast-Paced Acute Care & Stabilization

Massachusetts Health & Hospital Association; Chattanooga (TN); On-site; USD 75,000 - 95,000; Full time

Job summary

Massachusetts Health & Hospital Association is seeking an experienced Emergency Room Nurse to operate in a fast-paced freestanding emergency setting, delivering rapid triage, stabilization, and ongoing care to a diverse patient population.

You will start IVs, administer medications, monitor cardiac status, and document care in the EHR while collaborating with physicians and a multidisciplinary team. Strong communication and patient-centered care are essential.

Qualifications

• RN with emergency/acute care experience.
• Proficient in IV therapy, medication administration, and cardiac monitoring.
• Strong clinical judgment and ability to prioritize in high-acuity settings.
• Excellent communication, teamwork, and patient-centered care.
• Accurate documentation in an EHR environment.

Responsibilities

• Perform rapid patient triage and deliver immediate stabilization and emergency nursing care.
• Start IVs and administer medications as ordered.
• Provide cardiac monitoring and support continuous assessment of patient status.
• Document care accurately and clearly in the EHR.
• Collaborate with physicians and a multidisciplinary team to coordinate patient care.
• Support patients and families with compassionate communication and education.
• Maintain strict safety, infection-control, and clinical compliance standards.

Skills

ER Nursing

IV Therapy

Cardiac Monitoring

Communication

EHR Documentation

Education

RN License

Job description

Massachusetts Health & Hospital Association is seeking an experienced Emergency Room Nurse to operate in a fast-paced freestanding emergency setting, delivering rapid triage, stabilization, and ongoing care to a diverse patient population.

You will start IVs, administer medications, monitor cardiac status, and document care in the EHR while collaborating with physicians and a multidisciplinary team. Strong communication and patient-centered care are essential.