ER RN

Travel Registered Nurse – Emergency Room (ER) 📍 Olympia, Washington | 📅 13 Weeks | 🗓️ Start Date: November 17, 2026 Join the Emergency Department team at Providence St. Peter Hospital, caring for patients of all ages in a high-volume emergency care setting. This assignment is ideal for an ER nurse with strong emergency assessment skills and experience using Epic. 📌 Assignment Highlights Specialty: Emergency Room (ER) Location: Olympia, WA Facility: Providence St.

Peter Hospital Contract Length: 13 weeks Start Date: November 17, 2026

Nights, 4×12-hour shifts Shift Hours: 7:00 PM–7:30 AM Patient Ratio: 1:4 Weekend Requirement: Every other weekend Floating: Required to similar units within the nurse's scope of practice Charting System: Epic — required Patient Population: Neonates, infants, pediatrics, adolescents, adults, and geriatrics Travel

First-time travelers accepted with at least 1 year of ER experience and Epic experience Pre-Approved Time Off: Up to 2 requests On-Call: Not required Local Candidates: Not accepted within 50 miles of the facility 🩺 Your Responsibilities Provide emergency nursing care to patients across all age groups. Perform patient assessments, triage, and emergency interventions. Monitor cardiac rhythms and recognize and manage dysrhythmias.

Care for critically ill patients, including those with multisystem organ dysfunction. Manage IV therapy, central lines, and continuous IV sedation. Administer IV vasopressors and provide care for ventilated patients.

Interpret arterial blood gases (ABGs) and respond to changes in patient condition. Maintain isolation precautions and follow appropriate PPE protocols. Document patient care accurately using Epic.

Float to similar units as required, within your skill set. ✅ Required Qualifications Minimum 1 year of ER nursing experience Epic experience is mandatory , including for first-time travelers ACLS certification BLS certification NIHSS certification PALS certification TNCC certification Experience working in a large hospital or emergency care setting ⭐

Experience in a large, high-volume emergency department Trauma experience Arterial-line management experience Experience caring for ventilated patients and managing complex critical conditions 🏥 Unit & Facility Details Unit: Emergency Services, 1st Floor Emergency Department Volume: Approximately 170 patient visits per day Hospital Size: 325 staffed beds Trauma Level: Level III trauma center that functions at a Level II level, according to the

Specialty Services: Level I stroke and cardiac center Patient Population: All ages Support Services: IV team, respiratory services, physical therapy, phlebotomy, radiology, pharmacy, social services, and rapid response teams Orientation: 24 hours 📋 Important Contract Details Overtime: After 40 hours per week, according to the contract's overtime multiplier COVID-19 Vaccine: Not required Flu Vaccine: Facility policy not specified Pending License: Accepted; quick starts preferred Block Scheduling: Not available Requested Time Off: Preferably fewer than 7 days Floating: Required within the nurse's skill set