Emergency Room Travel Nursing Jobs
What is Emergency Room Nursing? (ER Nursing)
Emergency room nurses (ER nurses) are the front line in facility nursing. Emergency nurses need to be able to rapidly assess, triage and provide rapid emergency care to their patients. Emergency rooms are often classified with trauma center classifications. Level one trauma centers offer the highest level of emergency trauma care. Level two trauma centers provide intermediate trauma care. Level three trauma centers provide a more basic level of trauma care.
An experienced level one trauma center nurse can function in a level one, level two or level three trauma centers as a travel nurse.
An experienced level two trauma center nurse can function as a travel nurse in a level two or level three trauma centers.
An experienced level three trauma center nurse can function in any level three trauma center as a travel nurse.
ER Travel Nursing Jobs Outlook:
There is a tremendous demand nationwide for seasoned ER nurses. Virtually all facilities require a minimum two years of recent experience. The demand for ER nurses is such that finding placement opportunities is easy. The types of emergency settings can range from level one teaching facilities to small stand alone settings in very rural areas.
The Emergency Nurses Association
The American Nurses Association (ANA)
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