ER RN in Manchester, New Hampshire

Join a fast-paced Emergency Department in Manchester, New Hampshire, as an ER Registered Nurse for a 13-week contract working 12-hour night shifts. You'll be providing critical care for a diverse patient population, from minor injuries to complex emergencies, including trauma, neurological crises, and pediatric cases. With an emphasis on teamwork and helping hands, you'll assist in being floated to ICU and ED for support, gaining a broad scope of acute care experience in a lively environment. Expect to work with advanced equipment and participate in special procedures like conscious sedation and stroke alerts, all while collaborating within a team that values efficiency and patient outcomes.

Weather:

Typically, around this time of year, the weather in Manchester is cool and crisp, with a mix of sunny days and some early winter chill. Expect moderate temperatures that make for comfortable outdoor activity and scenic walks.

Fun Things To Do:

• City Walking Tours: Explore Manchester's historic sites and vibrant downtown.
• Day Trip to Mount Monadnock: Hike up this popular peak known for stunning panoramic views.
• Visit the McAuliffe-Shepard Discovery Center: An engaging science experience perfect for all ages.
• Relax at Bear Brook State Park: Enjoy outdoor activities like biking, fishing, and picnicking.
• Discover the Seacoast: Take a short drive to New Hampshire’s scenic coastline for beaches and quaint towns.

Job Specifics:

Location: Manchester, NH
Shift: 12-hour nights, 7:00 PM – 7:30 AM
Duration: 13 weeks with 48 hours per week
Multiple patient diagnoses ranging from minor injuries to complex neurological emergencies. The role involves rapid triage, interpreting dysrhythmias, assisting in trauma and stroke alerts, and supporting special procedures with advanced equipment, all within a team-oriented environment. Weekend work every other week is required, and minimal call expectations are involved. Orientation includes 36 hours of classroom and clinical time to prepare you for this engaging and diverse emergency setting.