Find your calling at Mercy! Overview Manages, monitors and coordinates the trauma program and system elements, in conjunction with the Director of Trauma Services, to ensure an organized multidisciplinary team approach to quality care of the trauma patient. Achieves quality patient focused care by: establishing common vision and goals congruent with Medical Center and trauma program; incorporating standards of trauma patient care; physician satisfaction and favorable consumer response. Demonstrates fiscal responsibility in all aspects of the position. In concert with the patients attending physician, manages and provides care for patients consistent with the Trauma Program
Managers skill, training and competence. Major duties and responsibilities are defined by the Nurse Practice Act, the Collaborative Practice Act and the Director of Trauma Services. Performs duties and responsibilities in a manner consistent with our mission, values, and mercy service standards. Position Details: St. Louis Emergency Department On site - Mercy St. Louis main campus Full time Position Summary The Trauma Program
Manager oversees and coordinates all aspects of the trauma program in collaboration with the Director of Trauma Services. This role ensures an organized, multidisciplinary approach to delivering high-quality, patient-centered trauma care. The
manager drives program excellence by aligning goals with the medical center’s mission, implementing evidence-based standards, and fostering physician and patient satisfaction. This position requires strong leadership, clinical expertise, and fiscal responsibility. Working closely with attending physicians, the Trauma Program
Manager provides care within the scope of their training and competence, guided by the Nurse Practice Act, Collaborative Practice Act, and organizational policies. Qualifications Current RN license in the state of practice. Master’s degree in Nursing preferred. TNCC certification and instructor status required. Additional certifications preferred: TNS, TCRN, CEN, CCRN, CNOR, ANCC. Minimum of 24 hours of trauma-related continuing education annually. Key Responsibilities Safety
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