Pediatric Emergency RN – Level I Trauma

Pscfl; Miami (FL); Presencial; USD 70.000 - 100.000; Jornada completa

Descripción de la vacante

Pscfl is seeking an RN for Pediatric Emergency and Level I Trauma care. You will assess, implement, and oversee plans of care in a fast-paced, magnet-designated hospital, providing compassionate patient-and-family-centered care under supervision of Nursing Manager/Director.

Responsibilities include comprehensive assessments, emergent treatments, 1:1 care for critical patients, and timely documentation, with emphasis on evidence-based practice and collaboration across disciplines.

Formación

• RN license in Florida or eNLC in good standing.
• BLS CPR active and in good standing.
• PALS active within 2 years.
• CPI active within 1 year.
• ACLS within 1 year preferred.
• Pediatric ER nursing experience preferred.
• EMR proficiency preferred.

Responsabilidades

• Complete a comprehensive multi-system assessment for pediatric emergencies.
• Communicate patient progress with physician and care team; ensure closed-loop communication.
• Start/monitor IVs, collect specimens, perform POC testing, administer meds, assist procedures including sedation.
• Provide 1:1 care for critical patients and transport within the hospital for procedures.
• Conduct bedside hand-offs at shift changes and transfers.
• Prepare discharge planning with accurate electronic documentation.
• Respond to codes and traumas; document per policies.
• Ensure accurate triage documentation and EMR entries.

Conocimientos

ACLS

PALS

EMR proficiency

Verbal & written communication

Team collaboration

Data interpretation

On-call coverage

Descripción del empleo

Pscfl is seeking an RN for Pediatric Emergency and Level I Trauma care. You will assess, implement, and oversee plans of care in a fast-paced, magnet-designated hospital, providing compassionate patient-and-family-centered care under supervision of Nursing Manager/Director.

Responsibilities include comprehensive assessments, emergent treatments, 1:1 care for critical patients, and timely documentation, with emphasis on evidence-based practice and collaboration across disciplines.