RN Transfer Coordinator - Critical Care Patient Transfers

The George Washington University Hospital; Washington (District of Columbia); On-site; USD 95,000 - 130,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Challenging and rewarding work env

Competitive compensation

Career development opportunities

Medical, Dental, Vision, Prescription

Generous Paid Time Off

401(K) with company match

Tuition Reimbursement

SoFi student loan refinancing

Employee Assistance Program

Job summary

George Washington University Hospital in downtown Washington, DC, a 395-bed tertiary care academic medical center, seeks an RN-Transfer Coordinator to develop and coordinate the Transfer Center program.

In collaboration with the Chief Operating Officer and the Transfer Center Medical Director, you will promote staff proficiency in the care of transferred patients and implement interdisciplinary strategies for a coordinated care program.

Qualifications

• 3 years nursing experience in critical care or trauma care setting.
• Knowledge of EMTALA and transfer regulations.
• CCRN preferred.

Responsibilities

• Develops, coordinates, enhances and executes the Transfer Center program in collaboration with the COO and Transfer Center Medical Director.
• Promotes staff proficiency in the care of transferred patients.
• Assists with development and implements interdisciplinary strategies for a coordinated care program for transferred patients.

Skills

Communication

Judgement

Interpersonal skills

Confidentiality

Priorities management

Data collection

Computer skills

Education

BSN

Master's degree preferred

CCRN preferred

EMTALA knowledge

Job description

George Washington University Hospital in downtown Washington, DC, a 395-bed tertiary care academic medical center, seeks an RN-Transfer Coordinator to develop and coordinate the Transfer Center program.

In collaboration with the Chief Operating Officer and the Transfer Center Medical Director, you will promote staff proficiency in the care of transferred patients and implement interdisciplinary strategies for a coordinated care program.