RN: ER

Job Description:

This travel assignment is designed for an experienced emergency department registered nurse caring for patients ranging from neonates to older adults, with acuity spanning clinic-level needs through critical emergencies. You will manage a broad emergency nursing caseload that may include cardiac, orthopedic, substance-use, and stroke-related presentations. The 12-hour midday-to-evening schedule offers a consistent rhythm from 11:00 a.m. to 11:00 p.m., with every-other-weekend rotation and no on-call requirement. Expect an organized orientation followed by supported unit shifts to help you learn the department’s workflow, resources, and technology before taking on a full assignment.

Weather:

Olympia typically offers cool temperatures, frequent cloud cover, and periodic rain during this time of year, with occasional bright breaks that are ideal for exploring the area. Comfortable layers and a dependable rain jacket will help you enjoy both indoor and outdoor activities.

Fun Things To Do:

• Downtown Olympia: Browse local shops, enjoy waterfront dining, and explore the historic Capitol-area streets.
• Capitol State Forest: Spend a day hiking, cycling, or taking in the wooded trails just outside the city.
• Seattle Day Trip: Visit museums, markets, waterfront attractions, and neighborhood restaurants in the Puget Sound’s largest city.
• Mount Rainier Day Trip: Take a scenic drive and enjoy mountain viewpoints, forest trails, and photo opportunities.
• Tacoma Day Trip: Explore art museums, waterfront parks, and distinctive local dining.

Job Specifics:

City/State: Olympia, Washington Shift: 12-hour mids, 11:00 a.m.–11:00 p.m. Duration: 36 hours per week for 13 weeks