Pros
PCU /ICU wonderful co workers. Drs are always responsive 24/7
Cons
Cost of living
This position involves a 10-hour day shift with additional weekday and weekend call requirements. The facility is located in Olympia, WA and features 107 beds, including a Cath Lab, an Interventional Radiology (IR) room, and a Hybrid room. The role demands a minimum of two years of experience, with Cath Lab experience required and IR experience preferred. First-time travelers are welcome to apply.
Each room is operated by a 3-person team. The facility performs between 7 to 14 cases daily. There is no Cardiovascular Operating Room (CVOR) backup on site; therefore, staged/protected PCIs and CTOs are not conducted here.
New hires will undergo a comprehensive orientation process. Travelers with no IR experience will receive approximately two weeks of orientation, while those with IR experience will receive about one week. Buddy call will be assigned during the orientation period.
2 nurses recommend working with Capital Medical Center
PCU /ICU wonderful co workers. Drs are always responsive 24/7
Cost of living

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As Washington State's capital city, Olympia offers an ideal mix of cultural and natural attractions. Its unique downtown waterfront offers diverse shopping and dining venues, with Percival Landing Park at its heart. The Park provides some of the best views of the Olympic Mountains, the marina, the Capitol building and the area's abundant wildlife. Watch for sea otters, seals, bald eagles and even the occasional pod of orca whales as part of the area’s natural splendor. It also serves as a hub for special events and public celebrations like the annual Olympic Harbor Day Festival held over Labor Day Weekend, one of the largest maritime festivals in the state. Paddleboarding, sailing, boating and fishing for salmon or sea-run cutthroat trout are all popular pursuits. Visitors and residents often gather at the year-round Olympia Farmers Market for live music and browsing handcrafted items, baked goods, fresh local produce and shellfish like oysters and clams.