New Grad RN Residency — Postpartum Unit

1 Overlake Medical Center & Clinics; United States; On-site; USD 70,000 - 124,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Tuition reimbursement up to $10,000/yr

Free parking and Orca transit passes

Generous retirement plan matching

Job summary

Overlake Hospital Medical Center is offering an RN Residency program for new graduate nurses in the Post-Partum Unit. The 12-month program includes instructor-led courses, 1:1 clinical precepting, and group sessions designed to build confidence and competency.

Applicants must hold a Washington State RN license (or a compact-state license) and CPR certification. A 24-month full-time commitment is required, with no extended vacation time, and night shifts are likely after the residency.

Qualifications

• Active Washington State RN license required before starting orientation on February 22, 2027.
• May be a Multistate license from a Compact state or a Washington RN license.
• Current Health Provider CPR certification.
• 24-month FTE commitment required.
• No extended vacation time will be approved.

Responsibilities

• 1:1 clinical precepting by an RN to provide personalized bedside training.
• Focused group sessions that provide a forum for exchange of ideas and experiences among peers.
• You will be working a .9 FTE during your precepted period of RN Residency.
• Upon completion, your shift will be based upon the needs of the patients and the department (most likely nights).

Skills

Communication skills

Teamwork

Adaptability

Education

Washington State Registered Nursing license

Multistate Nursing License (NLC) accepted

Health Provider CPR certification

Job description

Overlake Hospital Medical Center is offering an RN Residency program for new graduate nurses in the Post-Partum Unit. The 12-month program includes instructor-led courses, 1:1 clinical precepting, and group sessions designed to build confidence and competency.

Applicants must hold a Washington State RN license (or a compact-state license) and CPR certification. A 24-month full-time commitment is required, with no extended vacation time, and night shifts are likely after the residency.