RN: ER

Job Description:

This 13-week travel opportunity in Silverdale, Washington offers registered nurses a chance to work in a high-energy Emergency Department that handles approximately 170-200 patients daily. You’ll be managing a busy ER with a mix of trauma, medical, and mental health cases, including cardiac events, strokes, sepsis, and respiratory issues. The role involves night shifts (12 hours) with a focus on trauma and emergency care in a setting equipped with modern technology such as vents, CPap, BiPap, and high-flow oxygen systems. Experience in larger trauma centers and a solid ACLS, BLS, TNCC, PALS, or ENPC certification are essential. Expect to coordinate with ED physicians, mid-level providers, and tech staff, all while managing your own ER holds and supporting a separate triage area. This assignment offers a unique chance to sharpen your emergency skills in a fast-paced, supportive environment that values professionalism and efficiency. Pack your bag, because every night will bring a new challenge and the opportunity to make a real difference.

Weather:

Around this time of year, the weather in Silverdale is typically mild with cool temperatures and a mixture of sunshine and rain, creating a refreshing and invigorating environment to enjoy outdoor activities.

Fun Things To Do:

• Visit the Kitsap Memorial State Park for scenic seaside walks.
• Take a ferry ride to Downtown Seattle for shopping and dining.
• Explore the picturesque Bainbridge Island and its local art galleries.
• Enjoy a day trip to Mount Rainier National Park for breathtaking views and hiking.
• Discover the historic cranberry bogs and nature reserves nearby for a relaxing outdoor adventure.

Job Specifics:

Location: Silverdale, Washington

Shift: 12-hour nights

Duration: 13 weeks

Hours per week: 36

Additional details: Managers require a quick review of your profile with a phone interview. The hospital prefers travelers with at least one year of experience in larger trauma settings and certifications in ACLS, BLS, TNCC, PALS, or ENPC. The department features separate triage and holding areas, and the staff manage approximately 170-200 patients daily. Holiday coverage is required, and there are no call or standby shifts. Orientation includes one day of compliance training followed by a department orientation on the second day.