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Nurse-to-patient ratio: 1:4
Charting system: Epic (software familiarity, not a credential)
Scrubs: Provided for OR, Critical Care, ED, PACU, and Maternal Child. All RN/allied staff may wear any color. Case managers wear business casual.
Parking: No fee

License: Valid RN license in Oregon
Experience: Emergency Department (ED) experience of 1 year, with ED experience within the last year
ACLS: Advanced Cardiac Life Support issued by American Heart Association or Canadian Heart & Stroke Foundation
BLS: Basic Life Support issued by American Heart Association or Canadian Heart & Stroke Foundation
PALS: Pediatric Advanced Life Support issued by American Heart Association or Canadian Heart & Stroke Foundation
TNCC: Trauma Nursing Core Course
Education: Associate of Science in Nursing / Associate Degree in Nursing

Physical exam: Within 1 year of start, signed by MD, NP, PA, DO, or APRN
TB screening: Negative IGRA/TSPOT, QuantiFERON, or 2 PPDs within 12 months of start. Positive TB requires proof of past positive and a chest X-ray.
Tdap: Within 10 years, or a declination
MMR (measles, mumps, rubella): 2 vaccines at least 28 days apart, or a positive titer. Low titers require additional steps.
Hepatitis B: Declination, or positive titer plus vaccine series
Varicella: 2 vaccines or a positive titer
Flu: Vaccine or declination during flu season
COVID: Vaccination record preferred. Declination not required.
Fit testing: Required for travel. Testing is done onsite unless a valid record exists within 1 year. Any mask type is acceptable.
RespSafety clearance: Required annually for travel
Epic training: Complete Epic modules within 1 week of orientation, and submit transcripts only
Annual training: About 3.5 hours of annual regulatory modules, plus ER specialty-specific modules each year
Badge photo: Passport-style with neutral background, in JPEG format, due by the Monday before start
Float policy: Acknowledgment required. May be required to float to another facility in the system within a reasonable distance.
Color blind test: Only if requested by the facility. Passing score is 80% or higher.

Facility

4.2rating(25 reviews)

6 nurses recommend working with Providence Medford Medical Center

Anonymous

ED - Emergency Department (RN)

3.0rating

Tons of cool cases

Not a super welcoming staff towards travelers

Review of Providence Medford Medical Center on Apr 10, 2026

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ADDRESS1111 Crater Lake AvenueMedford, OR 97504

Cost of Living

The cost of living in Medford, OR is slightly lower than the national average, making it a more affordable option.
Wages generally match up with the lower cost of living, providing good value for money.

Weather

Summer average highs range from 85-95°F, while winter average lows range from 30-35°F, offering a mix of warm and mild seasons.

Furnished Housing

Short term rentals are relatively easy to find in Medford, with options available for furnished housing to accommodate travel nurses.

Transportation

Medford is car-friendly, with a well-maintained road network.
Public transportation options are available but may be limited compared to larger cities.

Demographics

Medford has a diverse population with a wide age range.
Common health issues may include allergies due to the surrounding natural environment.
There is a growing population of travel nurses in the area.

Things to Do

Medford offers a variety of activities including exploring vineyards and wineries, enjoying outdoor adventures such as fishing, kayaking, and hiking at Rogue River and Table Rock, visiting Crater Lake National Park, and experiencing local art, music, and dining at restaurants.

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