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Deaconess Health System
Registered Nurse - Emergency Department (RN)
Entry-Level JobVerifiedNo experience needed
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What they do
An Emergency Room Registered Nurse cares for patients in a hospital Emergency Room. Works with Physicians and other clinicians as part of an emergency care team. Provides emergency medical care and emotional support to patients and families dealing with trauma.
$88,633 / year median in Indiana
+8% projected growth
Job Description
Are you a compassionate, quick-thinking RN who thrives in a fast-paced environment? Join the Emergency Department team at Deaconess Memorial Hospital, where you'll care for patients during some of their most critical moments while working alongside a highly skilled, multidisciplinary team dedicated to exceptional outcomes. As an Emergency Department RN, you'll have the opportunity to use your clinical expertise, critical thinking skills, and passion for patient care in a nationally recognized Level III Trauma Center that serves approximately 26,000 patients annually. Why Join Our Emergency Department? Level III Trauma Center verified by the American College of Surgeons Approximately 80 patients served daily 4:1 nurse-to-patient ratio focused on safe, quality care Flexible scheduling options including: 12-hour shifts Staggered start times 8-hour shifts Weekend option shifts 24/7 coverage opportunities What You'll Love About This Role Practice at the top of your license Care for a diverse patient population Collaborate with exceptional interdisciplinary teams Gain exposure to trauma, cardiac, stroke, medical, and surgical emergencies Work in an environment that values teamwork, learning, and patient-centered care