Emergency+Room

 Emergency Room RN
 * Job Description**

Emergency room nurses must have the ability to process information quickly and make solid decisions in high-pressure situations. The ER nurse must be able to administer medicine possess working of life support systems, carry out doctors orders and remain calm in intense situations. Most ER nurses are responsible for performing an initial triage before the physician arrives. An ER nurse must be able to think clearly during life-threatening events and make the best decision for the patient. Most nurses don’t begin in the ER this is usually a career path taken after several years of nursing experience in a more regular hospital.

A certified emergency room nurse must have a registered nursing credential, which requires completion of a nursing program, usually take 2 to 4 years. There are three ways to complete a registered nursing program, including earning an associate’s degree, bachelor’s degree or a diploma from an approved nursing school. Although bachelor’s degree programs usually offer students more clinical practice, all registered nursing programs prepare students with classroom instructions on important components of nursing, including classes on anatomy, physiology, nutrition, statistics, microbiology, ethics and client assessment. Through clinical practice, potential nurses learn to work with a variety of patients, including infants, adults and medical health patient.
 * Education Requirements**

Some universities are:
 * Universities**
 * Kaplan University
 * University of Phoenix
 * Grand Canyon University
 * Liberty University
 * Walden University

The salary is different for every kind of RN it just depends on what you special in. A registered nurse that specials in the ER makes about 82 thousand to about 101 hundred thousand dollars. There are different kinds of RN’s ER like one that travels and one that is the manager and many different ones.
 * Salary**