ER RN in Puyallup, Washington

Join an exciting 13-week travel contract at a bustling Level III Trauma Center in Puyallup, WA, as a registered nurse specializing in emergency department care. This role offers the chance to work night shifts in a fast-paced environment, managing a diverse patient population from pediatrics to geriatrics. You'll handle high-acuity cases such as trauma, STEMI, stroke, and respiratory emergencies, utilizing your critical skills in intravenous therapy, cardiac rhythm interpretation, and procedural sedation. The setting combines the intensity of emergency medicine with the camaraderie of a team-oriented culture that values support and professional growth. Whether you're tackling complex cases or learning new protocols, this assignment promises both challenge and opportunity.

Weather:

Typically, the weather around this time features mild temperatures with a mix of sunny days and occasional rain, creating a refreshing atmosphere ideal for outdoor exploring and city adventures.

Fun Things To Do:

• Puyallup Farmers Market: Experience local flavors and crafts every weekend.
• Mount Rainier National Park (Day Trip): Take a scenic drive to see breathtaking mountain views and enjoy hiking or wildlife spotting.
• Point Defiance Park & Zoo: Explore sprawling gardens, forest trails, and visit the zoo for a fun day with family or friends.
• Seattle Day Trip: Visit iconic landmarks like the Space Needle, Pike Place Market, and the Museum of Pop Culture.
• Chihuly Garden and Glass: Discover stunning glass art installations in downtown Seattle.

Job Specifics:

Location: Puyallup, WA
Shift: 12-hour nights
Duration: 13 weeks (weekly gross pay approximately $2,234.68)
Schedule: Likely working one week at a time on a set shift, with varied weekends based on unit needs. A detailed schedule is provided three weeks in advance. RTO must be approved by the nurse manager. No on-call required. Holiday coverage includes two of the five major holidays such as Thanksgiving or Christmas Eve. The shift includes a mix of day and evening starts, with orientation spanning two days, including mental health and front desk hours, followed by a precepted shift.