Trauma Program Lead - RN

Atrium Health Navicent; Macon (GA); On-site; USD 4,822,000 - 7,336,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Paid Time Off

Health insurance

Retirement plan

Educational Assistance Program

Job summary

Atrium Health Navicent is seeking an experienced trauma services leader to coordinate program quality and meet ACS Level 1 standards. You will partner with Trauma Services leadership to oversee performance, safety, and education across the trauma team.

The role requires RN licensure, 5+ years in a Level 1–2 trauma center, and certifications in ACLS/PALS with ENPC or TNCC. Expect 4 days of 10-hour shifts and active involvement in community trauma education and research.

Qualifications

• RN licensed nurse with Board of Nursing approval.
• ACLS and/or PALS certification required; ENPC or TNCC preferred.
• Minimum 5 years in a Level 1–2 trauma center; 2+ years direct trauma patient care.

Responsibilities

• Coordinate activities with Trauma Services leadership to maintain program quality and consistency.
• Monitor trauma program performance and identify improvement opportunities.
• Manage trauma data in the registry and ensure compliance with ACS guidelines.
• Coordinate multidisciplinary meetings and communications for Level 1 ACS verification.
• Prepare annual PIPS assessments and other required reports.
• Serve as a patient advocate during all phases of care and respond to TTAs when possible.
• Participate in education programs for staff and external partners.
• Support research and QA initiatives within the trauma service.

Skills

Strong computer skills

Public speaking

Team collaboration

Critical thinking

Education

RN license

ACLS

PALS

ENPC/TNCC

Tools

Microsoft Word

Excel

PowerPoint

Microsoft Teams

Job description

Atrium Health Navicent is seeking an experienced trauma services leader to coordinate program quality and meet ACS Level 1 standards. You will partner with Trauma Services leadership to oversee performance, safety, and education across the trauma team.

The role requires RN licensure, 5+ years in a Level 1–2 trauma center, and certifications in ACLS/PALS with ENPC or TNCC. Expect 4 days of 10-hour shifts and active involvement in community trauma education and research.