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The Staff Nurse in the General Surgical Unit provides direct and indirect patient care through clinical decision making, individualized care planning, and continuous evaluation of patient responses. The role includes developing patient/family education plans and participating in quality improvement and clinical leadership activities within the healthcare team. Licensure, certifications such as BLS, ACLS, and specialized certifications depending on unit assignments are required, alongside participation in patient safety and evidence-based care practices.

The Staff Nurse in the ICU provides direct and indirect patient care, applying clinical nursing knowledge within an interdisciplinary healthcare team. Responsibilities include patient assessment, individualized care planning, medication administration, patient and family education, and participation in quality improvement initiatives. Required qualifications include RN licensure, specialty certifications such as BLS and ACLS, and adherence to organizational policies and standards.

The Medical Assistant Certified (MA-C) provides clinical support under the supervision of licensed practitioners, performing duties such as obtaining vital signs, administering injections, and medication administration within an endocrinology clinic. This role requires certification, prior medical assistant experience, and adherence to healthcare regulations to deliver patient-focused care. The position offers professional development opportunities, comprehensive benefits, and a commitment to inclusive workplace culture within Providence Swedish Health Services.

The Staff Nurse in the ICU provides direct and indirect patient care with a focus on clinical decision making, individualized care planning, and patient-family teaching. The role requires adherence to nursing standards, certifications such as BLS and ACLS, and participation in quality improvement and clinical leadership activities. This position demands physical stamina and the ability to work night shifts in a high-acuity healthcare environment.

The Staff Nurse in the NICU provides direct and indirect patient care with a focus on culturally competent, evidence-based nursing practices specific to neonatal intensive care. Responsibilities include clinical assessment, individualized care planning, medication administration, patient/family education, and participation in quality improvement initiatives. The role requires licensure, specialized certifications such as NRP, and collaboration within a multidisciplinary healthcare team to ensure high-quality, cost-effective care.

The Staff Nurse in Labor and Delivery provides direct and indirect patient care, utilizing nursing judgment and evidence-based practices to deliver culturally competent care to diverse patients and families. They participate in clinical leadership, quality improvement, and patient education while maintaining required certifications and licenses. The role requires specialized skills in maternal and neonatal care, as well as collaboration within healthcare teams to ensure safe and effective patient outcomes.

The Audiologist in this ENT practice performs auditory assessments and provides quality hearing care independently using standardized procedures. This role requires a Doctorate of Audiology and a Washington Audiologist License, ideally with outpatient experience. The position is part of Providence, a large healthcare network emphasizing patient-centered care and professional development.

The Staff Nurse for the Heart and Vascular Unit provides high-quality, direct and indirect patient care by applying specialized clinical nursing knowledge and judgment. Responsibilities include developing and implementing individualized care plans, patient/family education, medication administration, and participation in quality improvement activities. The role requires relevant nursing licensure, certifications such as BLS and ACLS, and collaboration within a multidisciplinary healthcare team to ensure safe and effective cardiovascular patient care.

The Staff Nurse provides direct and indirect patient care, utilizing clinical knowledge to assess and develop individualized care plans while ensuring adherence to healthcare standards and policies. This role requires active participation in quality improvement, patient education, and clinical leadership activities within diverse healthcare settings. Licenses and certifications such as RN, BLS, ACLS, and specialty-specific credentials are mandatory to support safe and effective patient care delivery.

The Staff Nurse provides direct and indirect patient care by utilizing clinical nursing skills, assessment, and individualized care planning in accordance with established standards and evidence-based practices. They engage in patient and family education, participate in quality improvement initiatives, and support unit governance and staff education. The role requires current RN licensure, relevant certifications, and the ability to work in various specialized clinical settings with diverse patient populations.