Contract | Days (0600–1830) | Onsite | Weekend and Holiday requirement
Key Responsibilities
Provide direct patient care on a 28-bed Medical/Surgical unit with a 1:4–5 nurse-to-patient ratio, managing general medical patients including sepsis, COPD, bowel obstructions, CHF, and similar diagnoses
Titrate drips including insulin and heparin infusions per unit protocols
Monitor telemetry via a centralized remote monitoring system accessible through a mobile application; ability to read own strips preferred
Collaborate with CNAs (1 CNA per 10–14 patients) and interdisciplinary team members to ensure safe, quality patient care
Manage patients requiring CPAP and established BiPAP respiratory support
Float within the regional hospital network as needed, supporting additional facilities when required
Required Qualifications
Graduate of an accredited school of nursing
Current and valid Washington State RN licensure
Current American Heart Association (AHA) BLS certification required
Ability to work day shifts, weekends, and holidays
Willingness and ability to float to other facilities within the regional network as needed
Preferred Experience / Skills
BSN from an accredited nursing program
2+ years of Medical/Surgical nursing experience
Experience reading telemetry strips independently
Familiarity with titrating insulin and heparin drips in an acute care setting
Why Join Us
Work within a structured regional hospital network offering variety in clinical exposure and the opportunity to support multiple acute care settings
Unit-specific orientation provided to support a smooth transition into the role