OR RN
Seattle, WA
Access Healthcare
4x10 hrs, Rotating

RN / Operating Room

Location: Seattle, Washington Facility type: Magnet / Teaching / Level 1 Trauma, 500 staffed beds Unit: 25-bed Level 1 Trauma Center Start date: 12/14 Duration: 13 weeks Hours: 10 hours per day, 40 hours per week Cases: 60-70

Schedule

• Day/night rotating shifts: 2x8s, 2x12s, or 4x10s
• Day (4x10): 6:45-17:15. Night (4x10): 20:45-7:15
• Listed shift times: 06:45-15:15, 06:45-17:15, 06:45-19:15, 08:45-17:15, 08:45-19:15, 08:45-21:15, 10:45-19:15, 10:45-21:15, 10:45-23:15, 22:45-07:15, 20:45-07:15, 18:45-07:15
• Weekends included. Travelers are expected to be flexible. Sunday night is not considered a weekend shift.
• Must be flexible for unit needs. No block scheduling available.
• Not on call. Will not float within scope to meet facility needs.
• Facility may cancel 1 shift per two-week pay period.
• RTO restriction: no more than 6 days.

Required Qualifications

• Valid RN license in Washington
• Operating Room experience (2 years)
• Operating Room experience within the last year
• BLS issued by American Heart Association
• Associate of Science in Nursing / Associate Degree in Nursing
• Experience working with Level 1 Trauma patients
• Ability to circulate
• Neurology experience
• Experience with Epic

Assignment Details

• Hospital is heavy in Ortho, Spine, and Neuro, but sees other service lines.
• The unit does not see any Cardiac or Transplant cases.
• Travelers accepted for first-time travel. Local candidates accepted.
• Scrubs are provided by the facility.
• Systems used: Epic charting and Pyxis medication system.
• Onsite parking and an offsite garage with a shuttle are available. The shuttle runs 10 minutes, 5 am-10 pm, weekdays only.

Orientation and Onboarding

• Welcome email with orientation information and module login. Complete the test email when instructed.
• Facility modules (about 2-3 hours) must be completed by Thursday before start.
• Onsite orientation testing for RNs. Tests are not pass/fail. Adult medication test required for all RN units.
• Background packet (personal data form, national background check form, driver's license copy, WATCH, OIG/SAM, and NSO results) due in one PDF by Tuesday before start.
• Facility paperwork to sign, including license acknowledgment, policies and procedures, code of conduct, equipment safety, health history, PCIS agreement, and facility job description.
• WA License Complaint Clearance is required for WA state license holders. It is not required for compact license holders.
• Onsite flu vaccine administration begins 10/5.