Multiple traumatic injuries are very common in practice of emergency medicine, and a quick and professional response is expected from a highly educated nurse in a rapid response team in order to take care of the patient in a hospital as soon as possible. From receiving the call through the inspection, transportation and ultimately taking care of the injured person at the hospital center, the responsibility, expertise, knowledge, psychological and physical abilities of the bachelor of nursing are vital for both the patient and the profession, taking into account the moral and ethical aspect. Knowledge of the triangulation process through different accepted algorithms and scales gives advantage over time and thus increases the chances of surviving of the injured person. A well-trained team with an excellently educated nurse including the team leader's coordination brings as a result the quick, efficient and quality care of the injured. Organization of the emergency medical care is hierarchical, where each team has its leader who makes the most important decisions. The role of a nurse in the rapid response team is measuring and maintaining the vital functions, getting the patient into the ambulance and taking care of them during transportation until the patient is admitted to the hospital. Stress plays an important role in the careers of emergency medical care staff, so prevention and psychological support after stressful events should take a high place in care for nurses at institutes of emergency medicine. Training and permanent education are prescribed by law, but there is always room for improvement. Organization of exercises and lectures within each institute for emergency medicine improves the quality and coordination of teams in the field. Medicine as science progresses from year to year as well as the techniques and models in outpatient medicine. Therefore, permanent education is the only option and a sign of success.