Trauma Provider Training Programs

Just as important as caring for patients who are critically ill, we believe a critical part of our mission is to train future caregivers who will go on to serve and care for many, many more patients in need of lifesaving care.

Whether new to the field or continuing your education, we train the best and brightest to be leaders in the fields of trauma, emergency medicine and disaster preparedness.

Staff-led programming

One thing that sets us apart from other training programs is the involvement of our staff in the program; we invite shared decision-making and participation from all our staff. We aim to provide multiple options and flexibility for staff. Positions are offered with various scheduling options - weekend, 72-hour, full-time and part-time positions that rotate days and nights. This provides multiple options and flexibility for staff.

Requirements

Registered nurses seeking employment as a trauma nurse clinician must have three years of emergency or critical care nursing experience or have a combination of emergency/critical care nursing prior to submitting their application. Each nurse applicant must have TNCC or ATCN, ACLS and ENPC or PALS prior to submitting their application. Individual must acquire the CEN or CCRN certification within 18 months of in-hire.

Individuals seeking to apply for the trauma tech position must have current certification as a paramedic.

Individuals seeking to apply for the trauma registrar position must have a health care background. It is preferred that the individual have coding experience.

Individuals seeking to apply for the trauma service manager position must have three years of experience as a trauma nurse clinician, a BNS and have ATCN or TNCC, ENPC or PALS and ACLS prior to applying for the position. Individuals must have CEN or CCRN prior to applying for the position.

Advanced Practice Providers seeking employment in Trauma Services must have completed ATLS, ACLS and ENPC or PALS prior to submitting their application. Note that the ATLS must be a current.