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About the Role
**Why the ED Boarder RN Role?**
This unique position supports admitted patients who remain in the Emergency Department while awaiting an inpatient bed assignment. These patients have been evaluated and admitted by the appropriate inpatient service and require continued acute care nursing management until transfer to their assigned unit.
This role does **not** provide care for active Emergency Department patients. Instead, the Boarder RN focuses exclusively on acute care (non-ICU) level admitted patients boarding in the ED, ensuring continuity of care, safety, and patient experience during this transition period.
**What Makes This Role Unique?**
+ **Continuity of Care:** Provides inpatient-focused nursing care to admitted patients while awaiting room placement on an acute care unit.
+ **Patient Advocacy:** Ensures appropriate monitoring, medication administration, documentation, and communication with admitting services, consults, dietary, et...
This unique position supports admitted patients who remain in the Emergency Department while awaiting an inpatient bed assignment. These patients have been evaluated and admitted by the appropriate inpatient service and require continued acute care nursing management until transfer to their assigned unit.
This role does **not** provide care for active Emergency Department patients. Instead, the Boarder RN focuses exclusively on acute care (non-ICU) level admitted patients boarding in the ED, ensuring continuity of care, safety, and patient experience during this transition period.
**What Makes This Role Unique?**
+ **Continuity of Care:** Provides inpatient-focused nursing care to admitted patients while awaiting room placement on an acute care unit.
+ **Patient Advocacy:** Ensures appropriate monitoring, medication administration, documentation, and communication with admitting services, consults, dietary, et...
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