RN: ER

Job Description:

This travel assignment is designed for a registered nurse providing emergency care in a Level II trauma, stroke, and cardiac setting. You will care for patients presenting with trauma, chest pain, stroke, behavioral health concerns, falls, abdominal pain, sepsis, and other urgent conditions. The role includes assisting with emergency procedures such as sedations, massive transfusion protocols, arterial lines, chest tubes, STEMI response, and tPA administration. Experience managing vasoactive drips and complex neurological or cardiac emergencies is valuable. First-time travelers are welcome, making this an opportunity to bring your emergency nursing experience to a new setting while working a consistent daytime schedule.

Weather:

Vancouver typically offers cool, comfortable days with a mix of cloud cover, light rain, and occasional sunshine around this time of year. The mild conditions are well suited for exploring the city, nearby trails, and scenic riverfront areas.

Fun Things To Do:

• Waterfront Exploration: Walk the Vancouver Waterfront Renaissance Trail and enjoy views along the Columbia River.
• Local History: Visit Fort Vancouver National Historic Site and explore the area’s regional history.
• Day Trip: Spend a day in Portland for food, shopping, museums, and neighborhood cafés.
• Day Trip: Explore the Columbia River Gorge for waterfalls, scenic overlooks, and hiking.
• Outdoor Escape: Enjoy the trails, gardens, and seasonal scenery at Esther Short Park and nearby green spaces.

Job Specifics:

City and State: Vancouver, Washington

Shift: 12-hour days, 3 shifts per week, 7:00 AM–7:00 PM

Duration: 468 hours over 13 weeks