Job Title Registered Nurse – Emergency Room Location Huntersville, NC | Acute Care Schedule / Job Type Contract | Full-Time | Nights | 3x12-Hour Shifts (18:45–07:15) | Onsite | 13-Week Assignment Key Responsibilities • Provide emergency nursing care across the full age spectrum in a community hospital emergency department setting • Perform IV starts, triage, telemetry monitoring, and interpretation and management of dysrhythmias • Administer conscious sedation and procedural sedation as indicated by patient condition • Participate in stroke and chest pain certified protocols, including administration of t-PA and TNK • Utilize electronic health record and medication administration systems including EPIC and Pyxis, with scanning for medications and lab specimens • Support ED medical surgical unit (MSU) boarding when the department is at overcapacity Required Qualifications • Minimum 2–3 years of emergency department (ED) nursing experience • Active RN license in North Carolina or a Compact state (license pending acceptable for submission) • Required certifications: ACLS, BLS, NIH Stroke Scale, and PALS • MOAB certification required (facility will provide MOAB class if needed) • Must pass EKG testing prior to start • Every-other-weekend availability required (Saturday and Sunday) • Must be available for hospital orientation classes each day during week one, followed by 2x12-hour unit orientation shifts • Local candidates are welcome; candidates within 50 miles of the facility are eligible at a lower applicable rate Preferred Experience / Skills • Experience with critical care patients, trauma, and advanced triage • Experience with boarding inpatients in an emergency department setting • ENPC (Emergency Nursing Pediatric Course) certification • TNCC (Trauma Nursing Core Course) certification Why Join Us • Work in a stroke-certified and chest pain–certified emergency department supported by dedicated charge nurses 24/7, ED physicians, mid-level providers, CNAs, paramedics, and a collaborative multidisciplinary team • First-time travelers are welcome, offering an accessible entry point into travel nursing within a structured and well-supported emergency department environment