Trauma Clinical Nurse

Role Overview

Seeking a registered nurse to provide direct patient care in a busy Level I Trauma Center’s trauma units.

Responsibilities include assessing, diagnosing, planning, implementing, and evaluating patient care while promoting safety, quality, and regulatory compliance.

Develop individualized care plans, educate patients and families on managing injuries and post-treatment needs, and collaborate with the healthcare team to ensure seamless communication across care settings.

Qualifications include an RN license and a Nursing Diploma or Associate’s degree; a Bachelor's degree and two years of experience are preferred.

Key skills involve critical thinking, patient-centered care, cultural competence, and teamwork.

Additional duties involve supporting professional development and participating in a supportive, collaborative team environment aimed at delivering compassionate, high-quality care.

Key Units & Patient Populations

• Units 6400 & 6500: combined trauma, geriatric trauma, and acute care surgery with 63 beds. Patients include those with motor vehicle injuries, gunshot/stab wounds, amputations, falls, spinal and brain injuries. Care extends to acute care surgery patients from the Emergency Department.

Growth Opportunities & Culture

• Pathways to advanced roles such as ED, SICU, CTICU, and leadership. Team known for supportiveness, mentorship, and a family-oriented environment. Emphasis on teamwork, excellence, and shared success.

Benefits: Comprehensive health insurance, retirement plans, tuition assistance, paid time off, and wellness resources.

We value diversity, promote professional growth, and foster a positive, supportive work environment.