Emergency nurses provide urgent medical care to patients who are severely injured or ill. They work with doctors, surgeons and other health care professionals in hospitals and trauma centers.

Emergency nurses typically work in hospital emergency departments, though they often find employment in related areas such as flight nurse, EMS, pre-hospital transport, military, correctional ...

In the news release, BCEN's Trauma Nursing Specialty Certification Turns 10: a Milestone for Trauma Nursing, Patients and Trauma Care Innovation, issued 05-Feb-2026 by Board of Certification for ...

The Board of Certification for Emergency Nursing (BCEN) today named the 2026 recipients of its National Certification Champion Award, which honors healthcare institutions that excel at supporting, ...

Emergency nursing board honors three hospitals and systems for advancing RN specialty certification and improving clinical outcomes.

SCHAUMBURG, Ill., Oct. 23, 2019 /PRNewswire/ -- Already known as the leader in emergency nursing education and skills development resources, the Emergency Nurses Association announced on Wednesday the ...

Dr Jane O'Connell, Australia's first endorsed nurse practitioner specialising in emergency care, is leading the way in re-defining the role specialty nurse practitioners play in the health system. As ...

More than 300 health care professionals gathered in Amarillo on Tuesday for the 13th annual West Texas Panhandle Emergency ...

For nurses who work in an Emergency Department, adaptability and the ability to stay calm under extremely stressful conditions is crucial. The pace can change at a moment’s notice and is completely ...

Rotating schedules, debriefing, and teaching “chaos therapy” have been suggested as ways to help emergency room personnel deal with the anxiety that can come from dealing with death on a daily basis.