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The Orthopedic Technician assists healthcare providers by performing specialized patient care tasks such as casting, splinting, dressing changes, and fitting orthopedic devices. They support patient education and complete routine care duties to help clinical staff focus on other tasks. This role requires completion of an Orthopedic Technician Training Program and experience working with orthopedic patients in a clinical setting.

The Assistant Nurse Manager is a registered nurse responsible for managing clinical and operational activities during shifts, supporting unit directors, and ensuring compliance with nursing standards and policies. This role includes supervising both clinical and non-clinical staff, coaching, mentoring, and collaborating to deliver quality patient care in an acute hospital setting. The position requires a nursing degree, a valid nursing license, and experience in leadership and clinical management within a healthcare environment.

The RN - Medical Orthopedics position at Swedish Edmonds is a full-time, night-shift nursing role focused on delivering specialized orthopedic patient care within a comprehensive healthcare system. The role requires an accredited nursing degree, a Washington RN license, and at least one year of nursing experience in the specialty. Providence offers extensive benefits and professional support aimed at fostering a patient-centered environment and career growth.

The Clinic RN provides primary and specialty nursing care following state regulations and medical center protocols while collaborating with a healthcare team. Responsibilities include clinical care, teaching, consulting, care coordination, and leadership within an outpatient primary care setting. The role requires an active RN license, BLS certification, and experience in patient care or behavioral health.

The Certified Occupational Therapist Assistant provides patient care by implementing occupational therapy treatment plans under the supervision of licensed therapists. This role requires an accredited certification and licensure in Washington, with additional training or experience preferred. The position is based in a healthcare setting focused on rehabilitation and offers comprehensive benefits and professional development opportunities.

The Med Surg Cardiac Clinical Nurse provides direct patient care for adult medical, surgical, and telemetry patients, including those with cardiac and respiratory conditions. The role involves assessment, planning, implementation, and evaluation of individualized care plans while promoting patient safety and education. This position requires a nursing diploma or associate degree, RN license, and preferably a BSN with telemetry experience in an acute care hospital setting.

The Certified Medical Assistant II works under licensed practitioners to perform clinical duties such as obtaining vital signs, administering injections, and assisting with patient care in a medical clinic setting. This role requires relevant medical training or experience and certification in basic life support. Providence offers comprehensive benefits and fosters an inclusive, supportive work environment across multiple states.

The Press Brake Operator is responsible for programming, setting up, and operating press brakes to form metal parts such as aluminum, mild steel, and stainless steel. The role requires communication with lead staff, use of ERP software for logging operations, and physical tasks including lifting and standing for long periods. Candidates should have sheet metal fabrication experience, good organizational and communication skills, and the ability to use measuring tools and power tools.

The Physical Therapist at Providence Medford Medical Center provides skilled physical therapy to inpatient rehab patients, addressing a variety of diagnoses and disabilities. The role requires evaluation, treatment, and consultation to maximize patient independence and functional outcomes. Candidates must hold a relevant physical therapy degree and licensure, with a focus on patient-centered care in a medical setting.

The Licensed Practical Nurse (LPN) provides nursing care to residents in a long-term care setting during night shifts, under the supervision of registered nurses or physicians. Responsibilities include administering medications, assessing residents, documenting care, and collaborating with healthcare teams to ensure resident safety and comfort. The role requires a valid LPN license, completion of a practical nursing program, and the ability to handle clinical duties according to established nursing standards.