An ECMO ICU Registered Nurse (RN) is a specialized healthcare professional who plays a critical role in providing care to patients requiring extracorporeal membrane oxygenation (ECMO) therapy. ECMO is a life-saving technique that provides mechanical support to patients with severe respiratory or cardiac failure. ECMO ICU RNs work in intensive care units and are responsible for the management

ECMO ICU RNs are responsible for monitoring patients' vital signs, managing ECMO equipment, administering medications, collaborating with the healthcare team to adjust therapy parameters, documenting patient care and educating patients and families about ECMO procedures and aftercare. They must also maintain a sterile environment and adhere to infection control protocols.

Becoming an ECMO ICU RN offers several benefits, including the opportunity to work with cutting-edge medical technology, the chance to make a life-saving impact on patients' lives and the potential for professional growth in the field of critical care. ECMO ICU RNs also enjoy competitive compensation due to the specialized nature of their work. However, the role comes with significant