Critical Care Nurse (CCT RN) - Full-Time or Part-Time

Base pay for RNs is $57.00 / hr up to $73.76 / hr depending on experience.

About the Opportunity

ProTransport-1 (PT-1) is growing ! With new partnerships in the Bay area, we are excited to announce opportunities in Oakland, Pleasant Hill and San Francisco for CCT RNs with 2+ years of experience in an Intensive Care or Emergency Department. Being a Critical Care Transport RN at PT-1 gives you the opportunity to work one-on-one with your patients providing much needed high-quality care to critical patients in EMS.

Job Summary

• Identify patient care requirements by establishing personal rapport with patients and other persons in a position to understand patient care protocol
• Promote patient awareness by establishing patient care goals, educating the patient and family regarding illness or disease processes, and explaining treatment rendered while in the care of the CCT team
• Ensure continuity of services while adhering to all laws, rules, regulations, policies, and procedures as they pertain to the CCT program
• Complete all appropriate documentation as outlined in company policy
• Maintain awareness of any and all changes in the system components and company policy
• Ensure quality of care by adhering to therapeutic standards, making or recommending necessary adjustments by collaborating with team members, and staying current with CCT guidelines, required in-services, trainings, and staff meetings
• Other duties as outlined in the complete job description

Minimum Requirements

About Our Company

ProTransport-1 is the leading provider of patient logistics services to hospital systems in Northern California. We deliver unparalleled customer service, pairing the latest mobile technology with innovative solutions to streamline efficiency throughout the patient care process.

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