Night NICU/PICU RN — Sign-On, Relocation & Tuition Support

Mary Bridge Children's Hospital; Tacoma (WA); On-site; USD 6,633,144 - 12,512,740; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

$20k sign-on bonus for qualifying candidates

Tuition assistance up to $5,250

Relocation bonus available

Job summary

Mary Bridge Children's Hospital in Tacoma is seeking a registered nurse (RN) for a role focused on providing complex cardiac care. This position requires a Bachelor's degree in Nursing, and applicants should hold an active RN license in Washington State. A competitive salary range of $48.15 - $90.83 USD is offered, along with various benefits such as sign-on bonuses and tuition assistance.

You will be part of a collaborative health care team dedicated to ensuring high-quality care and positive patient experiences in a supportive environment.

Qualifications

• Bachelor's degree in Nursing or RN with 15+ years of service may be considered.
• Registered Nurse license in Washington or multi-state licensure endorsement.
• Current BLS Certification required.

Responsibilities

• Organize patient care by prioritizing, delegating, and evaluating.
• Utilize nursing knowledge to deliver care according to hospital protocols.
• Collaborate to improve quality of care and patient experience.

Skills

Nursing process

Patient advocacy

Collaboration

Prioritizing and delegating care

Education

Bachelor's degree in Nursing

Advanced degree in Nursing (MSN, PhD)

Tools

BLS Certification

ACLS or NALS or PALS Certification

Job description

Mary Bridge Children's Hospital in Tacoma is seeking a registered nurse (RN) for a role focused on providing complex cardiac care. This position requires a Bachelor's degree in Nursing, and applicants should hold an active RN license in Washington State. A competitive salary range of $48.15 - $90.83 USD is offered, along with various benefits such as sign-on bonuses and tuition assistance.

You will be part of a collaborative health care team dedicated to ensuring high-quality care and positive patient experiences in a supportive environment.