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This role involves providing professional nursing care in a primary care setting, collaborating with healthcare teams to deliver clinical, teaching, consulting, and care coordination services. Candidates must hold a valid Washington Registered Nurse License and have experience in patient care, including behavioral health. The position supports patient-centered, whole-person care within a reputable healthcare network offering comprehensive benefits and career development opportunities.

Per-diem CT Technologist responsible for performing high-quality computed tomography (CT) imaging and patient care at Providence St. Peter Hospital. Requires completion of an accredited radiologic technologist program, state licensure, national ARRT registration in radiography and CT certification within one year, plus at least 2 years' diagnostic imaging experience. Position is on-site, variable shifts, offers comprehensive benefits and potential additional pay differentials.

Academic outpatient psychiatrist faculty position (Assistant/Associate/Full Professor, clinical track) providing 0.9 FTE clinical care and 0.1 FTE academic duties at the University of Minnesota, focusing on interventional psychiatry for treatment-resistant depression (TMS, ECT, VNS, ketamine, psychedelics). Responsibilities include patient care, supervising trainees, program development, participation in research, teaching, and quality improvement, with required ACGME psychiatry training and ABMS board eligibility/certification and Minnesota licensure. Position is dually employed by University of Minnesota Physicians and the University, offering competitive salary and comprehensive benefits within a large academic health system.

Registered Nurse (Orthopedics) providing specialized inpatient orthopedic nursing care on day shifts at Providence St. Peter Hospital. Requires graduation from an accredited nursing program, a Washington RN license, BLS certification, and at least one year of nursing experience; national specialty certification preferred. Full-time, on-site position with comprehensive benefits, multiple shifts available, and a pay range of $46.30–$91.32 per hour.

The Associate Nuclear Medicine Technologist performs radionuclide imaging, patient care, and clerical duties in a hospital setting, requiring specialized certifications and adherence to safety protocols. This part-time role involves variable shifts and supports diagnostic imaging services at Providence St. Mary Medical Center. The position emphasizes patient-focused care within a collaborative healthcare environment with comprehensive benefits.

The CT Technologist performs advanced radiographic procedures using computed tomography under radiologist supervision, ensuring patient safety and timely diagnostic imaging services. The role requires certification in radiologic technology and CT-specific credentials, as well as participation in clinical and administrative tasks. Providence offers competitive benefits, a strong organizational culture, and opportunities for professional growth in a healthcare setting.

The RN Hospice Nurse Clinician provides comprehensive, compassionate care to terminally ill patients and their families by developing and managing individualized care plans in collaboration with an interdisciplinary team. This role requires nursing licensure and experience in hospice, pediatric, oncology, or related care settings. Providence offers a supportive work environment with competitive benefits and a focus on whole-person care for vulnerable populations.

A Nuclear Medicine Technologist at Providence St. Joseph Hospital performs diagnostic and therapeutic nuclear medicine procedures under supervision, adhering to quality assurance and regulatory standards. This role requires certification in nuclear medicine technology and involves working day shifts, supporting high-quality patient care in a renowned hospital setting. The position emphasizes patient-focused care and professional growth within a comprehensive healthcare organization.

Seeking a BE/BC Pediatric Otorhinolaryngologist to provide surgical and non-surgical ENT care for infants, children, and adolescents at Dell Children’s Medical Center in Austin, TX, with emphasis on pediatric hearing loss and cochlear implantation. Role includes inpatient/outpatient care, participation in a multidisciplinary cochlear implant clinic, collaboration with audiology/speech-language pathology, teaching, and program development within an academic health system. Benefits include PTO, health and retirement plans, CME allowance, loan forgiveness eligibility, and professional development opportunities through Ascension Seton/Ascension Medical Group.