High demand
Emergency nurses are in demand because their specialized skills, efficiency, and steady nerves are a few of the many qualities that make them a valuable asset to any emergency department.
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Collaboration
You’ll work with clinical and support staff to ensure optimal performance and results.
Collection
You’ll gather patient data, find out if they have any medical conditions and keep a record of changes to their status.
Education
You’ll advise patients, family members and advocates.
Treatment
You’ll administer medication and help manage pain.
- Ambulances
- Helicopters
- Hospital emergency departments and triage centers
- Sports arenas
- Urgent care centers
01
Get an Associate’s Degree in Nursing (ADN) or Bachelor of Science in Nursing (BSN).
02
Pass the NCLEX-RN.
03
Work as a Registered Nurse gaining two years’ experience in Emergency Nursing.
04
Pass the Certified Emergency Nurse exam through the Emergency Nurses Association.
05
You’re ready to work as an Emergency Nurse.