Ambulatory Care

NYU Langone Joseph S. and Diane H. Steinberg Ambulatory Care Center - Cobble Hill is seeking two experienced Emergency Department Registered Nurses for a 13-week travel assignment. This position offers a night shift from 7:00 PM-7:30 AM with orientation opportunities beginning November 16 or November 30, 2026. Please submit only qualified and committed candidates. No late submissions, please.Assignment DetailsSpecialty: Emergency

Department RNOpenings: TwoAssignment Length: 13 weeksSchedule: 4x12-hour shifts, 7:00 PM-7:30

AMPatient Ratio: Approximately 1:8Average

Daily Census: 190Rooms: 27Patient Population: Neonates, infants, pediatrics, adolescents, adults, and geriatricsFirst-Time Travelers: AcceptedEPIC Experience: PreferredTeaching

Hospital Experience: RequiredCommunity

Hospital Experience: RequiredLTAC Experience: PreferredLevel I or

II Trauma Experience: PreferredDepartment Overview: This off-campus Emergency Department has observation capability and serves a diverse patient population. The department provides care to both pediatric and adult patients and manages multiple transfers each day.The facility does not have on-site Respiratory Therapy support. ED nurses are cross-trained to manage respiratory equipment and therapies, including high-flow oxygen, BiPAP, CPAP, and ventilators.

Documentation System: EPIC

Medication System: Omnicell

Provider Coverage: ED attendings and

APPs Specialty Services: Combined adult/pediatric ED, pediatric emergency care, STEMI-certified facility, and stroke-certified facilityRequired Credentials Active New York State RN license BLS ACLS PALS CPI preferredRequired Experience and SkillsCandidates should have at least two years of Emergency Department experience and be comfortable caring for a broad range of adult and pediatric emergency conditions.Cardiac Monitoring and Emergency Response Dysrhythmia interpretation and management 12-lead EKG/ECG completion Multisystem organ dysfunction and failureIV Therapy and Phlebotomy Arterial line management Blood product administration Central line care and management Phlebotomy and IV startsMedications and Critical Care Continuous IV sedation and paralytics Emergency medications and IV vasopressors Procedural sedation administration and monitoringNeurological and Trauma Care CVA/stroke care ICP monitoring Neuro-trauma Spinal cord injuries Traumatic brain injuriesRespiratory Care Assisting with and managing intubations BiPAP/CPAP and high-flow oxygen Care of ventilated patients Chest tube management Arterial blood gas interpretationOrthopedic Care Splint application and management Orthopedic traumaPediatric Emergency Care Abdominal pain Asthma Burns Epiglottitis Head injuries Hyperglycemia Infections Mental and behavioral health conditions Near drowning Poison ingestion Respiratory infections Seizures Sickle cell crisis Skin disorders Spinal cord injuries Urinary tract infections Identifying and reporting suspected neglect or abusePsychiatric Emergency Care Acute psychosis Drug overdose Management of violent behavior Psychiatric holds Suicidal patientsAdditional Skills Emergency Department triage Isolation precautions and PPETrauma experience, including gunshot wounds and traumatic amputations, is preferred.

Modified Time: 11/30/2026 12:00:00