Registered Nurse (RN) Emergency Room (ER) Specialty/Department, Emergency Department (ER) Location, Frisco, TX 75033 Job Type, Travel / Contract Number of Openings, 2 Positions, Duration, 12 Weeks Shift, Night Shift, Schedule, 7:00 PM 7:00 AM (12-Hour Nights) Guaranteed Hours, 32 Hours Per Week Overtime Overtime calculated weeklyOvertime begins after 40 hours workedPaid at 1.5x applicable rate Start Date Start date is typically within approximately 2 weeks after offer acceptance and completion of onboarding/credentialing requirements. Compensation Traveler Compensation Pay Type Amount Weekly Gross $3,111.00 Weekly Taxable $1,984.00 Weekly Non-Taxable Stipend $1,127.00 Hourly Taxable $62.00 Hourly Blended $97.22 Overtime Rate $93.00/hr Local Candidate Pay, Local W2 Rate: $105 $110/hr Experience RequirementsMinimum 2 years of Emergency Department RN experience requiredMust be comfortable working independently in a fast-paced emergency settingExperience caring for acutely ill and injured patients requiredStrong triage and emergency assessment skills requiredAbility to exercise critical thinking and clinical judgment with minimal supervision License RequirementsActive Texas Registered Nurse License ORActive Compact RN License with Texas practice privileges License must be active at time of submission. Required CertificationsBLSACLSPALS All certifications must remain active throughout assignment. Job Summary The Emergency Room Registered Nurse utilizes the nursing process of assessment, planning, implementation, and evaluation to provide comprehensive patient care to individuals experiencing acute illness, injury, or changes in health status. The RN is responsible for promoting positive patient outcomes through clinical expertise, effective communication, teamwork, and evidence-based nursing practice. The nurse must maintain compliance with Texas Board of Nursing standards and organizational policies while delivering safe, compassionate, patient-centered care. Reporting Structure Reports directly to:Charge NurseNurse SupervisorDirector of Nursing Essential Duties & Responsibilities Patient Care Assess, plan, implement, and evaluate patient careProvide care for acutely ill and injured patientsMaintain accurate and timely clinical documentationMonitor patient status and response to treatmentCommunicate patient condition changes appropriately Emergency Department Operations Perform emergency patient triagePrioritize care according to patient acuityCoordinate care based on available resourcesFacilitate patient transfersFacilitate patient discharges Collaboration & Teamwork Work collaboratively with physicians and interdisciplinary teamsMaintain positive interdepartmental relationshipsCommunicate clearly and effectively with staff and patientsDelegate duties appropriately within scope of practiceEnsure delegated tasks are completed accurately Clinical Skills Administer medications and treatmentsProvide supplemental oxygen therapyUtilize pulse oximetryUtilize capnography monitoringAdminister nebulized respiratory treatmentsProcess laboratory specimens according to protocolReport laboratory results appropriately Regulatory Compliance Follow current Texas Board of Nursing regulationsMaintain compliance with Texas Department of State Health Services requirementsFollow CLIA standards and laboratory proceduresAdhere to all nursing policies and proceduresFollow infection prevention and patient safety protocols Leadership & Professional Development Participate in departmental meetingsSupport staff education initiativesAssist with competency validation activitiesContribute to policy and procedure developmentParticipate in performance improvement initiativesMaintain ongoing professional development Knowledge, Skills & Abilities The ideal candidate will possess:Strong emergency nursing knowledgeExcellent communication skillsStrong organizational abilitiesTime management skillsCritical thinking abilitiesSound clinical judgmentAbility to prioritize multiple responsibilitiesAbility to remain calm during emergenciesAbility to adapt to changing patient conditions and workplace demands Physical Requirements Candidates should be able to:Frequently stand and walk throughout shiftFrequently use hands and armsHear and communicate effectivelyLift and move items exceeding 10 pounds regularlyOccasionally lift up to 25 poundsBalance, stoop, kneel, crouch, or crawl as neededMaintain concentration and decision-making abilities in a fast-paced environment Vision Requirements Close visionDistance visionColor visionPeripheral visionDepth perceptionAbility to adjust focus Important NotesActive Texas or Compact RN license required before submission.BLS, ACLS, and PALS are mandatory.Night shift assignment.No holiday coverage requirement.No on-call requirement.32 guaranteed hours weekly.Two openings available.Assignment is in a freestanding emergency care environment.Candidates should have strong triage, emergency assessment, and acute care nursing experience.Facility has already received multiple submissions, so timely candidate presentation is recommended.