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Providence Health·Portland, OR

Clinical Program Coordinator RN - Advance Heart Failure

Cardiac / CardiovascularFull time40 hrs/wk · Days
iPosting details
ScheduleDays · 40 h/wk · Full time
RequirementsRN license · BLS · Upon hire: Oregon Registered Nurse License.
EducationBSN · MSN preferred
Experience5+ years
SourceProvidence Health · posted Oct 9, 2026
✓Requirements
Licensure
✓Upon hire: Oregon Registered Nurse License.
Certifications
✓Upon hire: National Provider BLS - American Heart Association.
Education
✓Bachelor's Degree in Nursing.
✓Graduate from an accredited school.
Master's Degree in Nursing. preferred
Qualifications
✓5 years of Clinical experience in acute care, cardiac ambulatory and/or cardiac interventions.
+Providence Health
73RN roles open
PortlandOR
Pay for this position
Employer-posted
$53.19 – $82.58/hr
vs. Oregon cardiac RN roles that post payvs. OR cardiac RN rolesmedian $65.54
$25/hrTop of this range is 26% above the state median$90/hr
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✓You’ll need
Licensure
✓Upon hire: Oregon Registered Nurse License.
Certifications
✓Upon hire: National Provider BLS - American Heart Association.
Education
✓Bachelor's Degree in Nursing.
✓Graduate from an accredited school.
Master's Degree in Nursing. preferred
Qualifications
✓5 years of Clinical experience in acute care, cardiac ambulatory and/or cardiac interventions.

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About the role

The RN Coordinator position is responsible for team collaboration and care delivery in a comprehensive heart disease program, internally and externally. The RN Coord Clinic coordinates multiples aspects of the heart program including new patient contact, appropriate screening evaluation and maintains communication through the initial phase of treatment.