Travel Nurse RN - ED - Emergency Department
Artesia, NM
Malone Healthcare - Nursing
3x12 hrs, Days
Referral Bonus

Internal Job Description

Department: ER | RN Artesia has modules that must be completed prior to the clinician working the floor. Email sent from . Modules take around 20 hours to complete. Client allows for billing of module work up to 6 hours. Two days needs for a CAH in Artesia NM that actually really like trauma level 1s with the types of patients that come in (being super high acuity mining accidents) Artesia has modules that must be completed prior to the clinician working the floor. Email sent from . Client allows for billing of module work up to 6 hours. - Trauma Level/STEMI Receiving/Stroke Center?: Community Hospital- currently working on Trauma Level 4 designation; transfer out STEMIs and Strokes. - # Beds/Trauma Bays: 5 Beds, 2 Trauma Bays. - Do you have a Fast Track: None, Walk- In family practice clinic attached to hospital that sees lower level patients. - Do you have a separate Triage area?: 1 Triage nurse, 2 triage rooms. - Do you have a separate holding area in the ER or are ER holds intermixed w/in the ER?: None. - Do you have separate Psych/seclusion rooms?: None - Is Security in-house 24/7? Housed in the ER?: Security in house 24/7, 2 per shift, police available in needed. - On average, how many patients do you treat in the ER/day: 40- 50 Avg. - Nurse: Patient Ratios: 1:03. - Required Certifications: BLS, ACLS, PALS, TNCC, ENPC, NRP, NIHSS. - Common diagnoses/Types of patients: Everyone from minor injuries to major traumas, STEMIs, & Strokes; located near an Oil Field so that see a lot of crush injuries, burns, loss of fingers, etc. - Experience or 'Must have' skills: Must Have: 5 years of ED experience. Must be able to mix drips, e.g. Amio, cardizem, Epi, Insulin, etc. Must be able to critically think and work independently. Will accept trauma level 1 & 2 ED experience. Will accept first time travelers. - Common drips?: Must be able to titrate all critical drips. Must be able to mix drips, e.g. Amio, cardizem, Epi, Insulin, etc.. - ED Physician/Mid-Levels: 1 ED physician 24/7. - Charge Nurse/House Supervisor?: 1 of 2 ED RNs will be designated charge, travelers not asked to step into this role; assist with EMS coordination, & throughput and flow of ED. House Supervisor available 24/7 in-house. - Nurse aids/EMT/Paramedics/Patient Sitters? Ratios? Duties?: ED Techs- CNAs. Job Duties: Secretary duties, vitals signs, ADLs, I/Os,and more. - Is RT in the ER 24/7? Do they do ABG's, breathing Tx, & EKG's?: RT designated to ED during the Day; at night RT oversees the whole hospital. - RT Equipment: Are RNs required to do anything with these besides trouble shoot?: Manage resp equipment, resp treatments, 12 Lead EKGs, etc. - Do you have Monitor Techs in the ER? Are RNs required to read their own strips?: RNs are required to be able to read and interpret tele and EKGs. - X-Ray or CT in the ER? Transport?: Xray & CT available 24/7, US, IT, & MRI available, portables availabe, will assist in transport. - Does Phlebotomy draw labs or RN's draw?: Phlebotomy available, RNs can draw labs if needed. - Shifts & Scheduling: 7-7, do not guarentee block scheduling, manager will ask for ideal schedule but travelers are asked to be flexible and help fill gaps in permanent schedules. Manager will try to accommodate the requests of our agency nurses, however, we will not sacrifice our own staff just to accommodate a special requested schedule. - Weekend Requirements: Every other. - Holiday Requirements: May be asked to go in the Holiday Rotation. - Is there call or a standby requirement?: No - Floating Requirements: No - Scrub Color/Dress Code: Navy Blue, Allowed to wear jackets with no hood. - Unit/Department specific orientation: 1-2 days with a preceptor, depending on needs - Additional Notes: A lot more capabilities than you'd anticipate for a small hospital, currently working on becoming a Level IV hospital. Date Entered: 5/19/2025