ER RN in Silverdale, Washington

Join a busy Emergency Department in beautiful Silverdale for a 13-week travel contract as an Emergency Department RN. This role offers the chance to work 12-hour midshift shifts, managing a high volume of approximately 170-200 patients daily in a fast-paced trauma setting. You'll be providing care in an ER equipped with separate triage and holding areas, managing a variety of urgent cases including cardiac emergencies, strokes, sepsis, and mental health crises. Expect to coordinate with a skilled team of charge nurses, ED physicians, RTs, and techs while utilizing Epic EMR. If you thrive on quick decision-making and enjoy the energy of a trauma center, this assignment will keep you engaged and challenged.

Weather:

The weather around Silverdale tends to be mild and moderate, with generally pleasant conditions that include cool, rainy winters and warm, sunny summers. The area enjoys a mix of coastal influences, making it comfortable year-round for outdoor activities.

Fun Things To Do:

• Seattle Day Trip: Explore the iconic Space Needle, Pike Place Market, and vibrant waterfront in nearby Seattle.
• Olympic National Park: Take a scenic drive and hike through lush rainforests, mountain peaks, and pristine beaches.
• Discovery Bay: Enjoy waterfront parks, kayaking, and a relaxed atmosphere just a short drive from Silverdale.
• Port Townsend: Visit this charming historic town with art galleries, boutiques, and a lively waterfront.
• Northwest Wine Tour: Discover local vineyards and wineries that offer tasting tours amidst scenic vineyard landscapes.

Job Specifics:

Location: Silverdale, Washington
Shift: 12-hour mids (day/night rotations)
Duration: 13 weeks
Hours per Week: 36 hours
This role involves responding to a busy trauma and emergency environment, managing a wide range of urgent medical cases, and collaborating with a multidisciplinary team. The ED features dedicated triage and holding areas, with a focus on trauma, strokes, and critical care. Certifications required include ACLS, BLS, TNCC, PALS or ENPC. Experience in a larger trauma setting with approximately 1 year of ER experience is preferred. No RTO restrictions for the first week; holiday work required in November/December, with flexibility to cover one of the three holidays as needed.