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The House Supervisor RN at Providence Seaside Hospital is responsible for overseeing hospital supervision functions including staff coordination, leadership, and crisis management during day shifts. This role mentors nursing staff, supports nurse managers with staffing and evaluations, and initiates disaster preparedness plans when necessary. Required qualifications include an active RN license, certifications in BLS, ACLS, PALS, NRP, and leadership experience as a charge nurse.

The Licensed Physical Therapist Assistant provides direct rehabilitation care to patients under the supervision of a licensed Physical Therapist, ensuring adherence to protocols and regulations. The role requires an accredited program graduate with active licensure, CPR certification, proficiency in documentation and therapy software, and strong interpersonal skills to coordinate patient care. Key responsibilities include following treatment plans, maintaining patient records, promoting safety, and collaborating with healthcare teams in a post acute care setting.

The position is for a Local CDL A Truck Driver / Yard Jockey responsible for safely operating tractor-trailers and managing trailer movements within a yard while adhering to all federal and state driving regulations. The job offers home-daily schedules, competitive pay, benefits, and opportunities for career growth within a large logistics company. Key responsibilities include equipment inspections, maintaining accurate logs, and effective communication with dispatch and customers to ensure timely delivery and service.

The Certified Occupational Therapist Assistant (COTA) provides direct occupational therapy rehabilitation care to patients under the supervision of a licensed Occupational Therapist. The role involves patient treatment plan implementation, timely documentation, interdisciplinary communication, and adherence to professional standards and regulations within skilled nursing facilities. Candidates must be NBCOT certified, licensed, proficient in relevant software, and demonstrate strong interpersonal and physical abilities.

The RN - Critical Care position at Providence Portland Medical Center is a part-time day shift role focused on providing specialized nursing care in a critical care setting. The role requires licensure in Oregon, BLS and ACLS certification, and at least one year of nursing experience. Providence offers extensive benefits including tuition reimbursement, retirement plans, and wellness programs to support professional and personal growth.

This per diem RN position involves providing care management, coordination, and skilled nursing services to frail elderly patients within the PACE program. The RN works as part of an interdisciplinary team to improve patient outcomes, maintain functional status, and support independence. The role requires occasional travel to patient locations and focuses on delivering community-based care to at-risk seniors.

The Speech Language Pathologist (SLP) provides direct speech therapy rehabilitation care to patients following physician referral in compliance with relevant laws and Life Care standards. The role requires an accredited graduate degree, ASHA certification or eligibility, active state licensure, and proficiency in patient evaluation, treatment planning, and interdisciplinary collaboration. Responsibilities include patient assessment, goal setting, documentation, community health participation, and maintaining professional standards and compliance.

The Transitional Care Coordinator RN manages complex patient discharges, ensuring safe and effective transitions across care settings while focusing on medication reconciliation and reducing readmissions. This role involves active case management and patient engagement throughout the care continuum, requiring a Bachelor's degree in Nursing and experience in acute care. The position is based at Providence Medford Medical Center, emphasizing patient-focused, whole-person care within a comprehensive health system.

The Registered Occupational Therapist provides direct rehabilitation care to patients in skilled nursing facilities by developing and implementing occupational therapy treatment plans in compliance with relevant laws and standards. They collaborate with interdisciplinary teams, oversee care provided by aides and students, and maintain accurate documentation using therapy software. This role requires NBCOT certification, licensure, and proficiency in patient care, safety, and communication within a post-acute care setting.

The Speech Language Pathologist (SLP) provides direct speech therapy rehabilitation care to patients following physician referrals, maintaining compliance with relevant laws and professional standards. The role requires an accredited graduate degree, ASHA certification or eligibility, current state licensure, and skills in patient assessment, treatment planning, and interdisciplinary collaboration. Responsibilities include evaluating patient progress, documenting treatment, ensuring patient safety, and maintaining professional and ethical standards within a post-acute care environment.