Patient Assessment:

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• Triage patients based on the severity of their condition and prioritize care accordingly.
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• Perform thorough physical assessments and obtain detailed medical histories from patients.
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• Monitor vital signs, laboratory results, and patient status, identifying changes and responding appropriately.
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Emergency Care and Treatment:

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• Administer prescribed medications, treatments, and interventions as directed by the physician.
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• Provide wound care, assist with procedures, and manage trauma or critical care patients.
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• Prepare patients for diagnostic tests, surgeries, or other procedures as required.
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• Ensure proper documentation of all treatments, medications, and patient interactions in the electronic medical record (EMR).
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Collaboration and Communication:

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• Work in collaboration with physicians, nurse practitioners, paramedics, and other healthcare professionals to provide coordinated care.
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• Effectively communicate with patients and their families about diagnoses, treatment plans, and expected outcomes.
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• Assist with educating patients on follow-up care, preventive measures, and any necessary lifestyle adjustments.
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Crisis Management:

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• Respond to medical emergencies quickly and effectively, providing advanced life support (ALS) when needed.
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• Take swift action in the event of cardiac arrest, trauma, or other urgent health conditions.
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• Manage life-threatening situations with a calm demeanor, ensuring the safety and stability of patients.
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Patient Advocacy and Support:

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• Advocate for patients by ensuring they receive timely and appropriate care.
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• Provide emotional support to patients and families during stressful situations.
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• Maintain patient privacy and confidentiality in compliance with HIPAA regulations.
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Compliance and Safety:

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• Adhere to all hospital and department policies, protocols, and standards of care.
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• Ensure that all equipment is properly sterilized and maintained.
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• Follow infection control guidelines to reduce the risk of hospital-acquired infections.
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Education and Professional Development:

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• Stay updated with the latest trends, guidelines, and best practices in emergency nursing care.
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• Participate in continuing education programs, workshops, and other training to maintain certifications and expand clinical knowledge.
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• Mentor and guide new nurses and students within the department.
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