RN-Neonatal/Pediatric Critical Care Transport Transport

Responsibilities

The Pediatric Critical Care Transport (PCCT) RN is an expert clinician in the nursing care of complex Pediatric and Neonatal patients requiring ICU and telemetry care during the transport process, including fixed wing aircraft, helicopter, and ground ambulance transport. The PCCT RN assumes clinical decision making responsibility, based on in depth assessment of the patient's needs and the patient care environment. The PCCT RN provides leadership in patient transport, by collaborating with the transport medical control physician and other healthcare professionals, and utilizing standardized procedures to provide best patient outcomes. As a clinical expert, the PCCT RN uses evidence-based knowledge to mentor and improve the skill level of colleagues and staff from referring institutions.Qualifications

Current valid California Registered Nursing License, required

BSN or MSN, required

BLS, NRP, ACLS, PALS required

Specialty certification CCRN, C-NPT or other transport related specialty certificate required

Minimum of three years tertiary level pediatric and/or neonatal critical care experience. Tertiary level Pediatric transport experience, highly desirable.

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