Pre-employment modules may be required for this role. Please upload any certifications or health documents you have to your profile to expedite your on-boarding process.

Additional Details:

All positions at Providence Health & Services require that any and all lab items requested during onboarding be completed within 72 hours of signing a contract - no exceptions. This means candidates must be responsive and willing to go to a lab to complete health orders ASAP after signing. Failure to comply may lead to a pushed start or cancellation as assessed by the facility.

References must cover at least 1 full year of relevant experience in specialty within the past 3 years

You must be able to complete labs within 48 hours of signing.

Required Skills/Experience: 1 year of experience working as an RN in an outpatient cardiology clinic setting and triage setting is required. Previous Charge Experience: Required. Required skills include medication reconciliation, obtaining 12 lead EKG/ECG, obtaining vital signs, pain assessment, patient health questionnaire/history/allergies, arrhythmia interpretation, cardiac arrest/CPR, hypertension, AED (Automated External Defibrillator), altered level of consciousness, oxygen administration, follow-up phone calls, patient education, especially around lifestyle and medication adherence, and quality improvement initiatives.

Required Credentials: Cannot have any hits/suspensions on license or any background hits from any point in the past. If you have a multistate/compact nursing license, you will be required to complete a one time 6 hour suicide prevention training according to the WA state regulations.

Special Requests: RTO must be listed at time of submission.

Unit Details: Adult and geriatric patient population. Cardiology patients may be preparing for or recovering from procedures such as cardiac catheterization, PCI/stent placement, EP procedures, structural heart procedures, cardioversions, or vascular/interventional studies. Many patients may be medically complex and require careful assessment of symptoms, anticoagulation status, medication changes, and post-procedure complications. The clinic role is generally ambulatory, not procedural sedation or cath lab intra-procedure nursing unless specifically trained/credentialed. Triage patient calls/messages using clinic protocols and provider direction. Reinforce medication instructions already ordered by providers. Assess symptoms and determine appropriate escalation. Escalate urgently for chest pain, new/worsening shortness of breath, syncope/near-syncope, stroke-like symptoms, uncontrolled bleeding, unstable vitals, or signs of vascular access complications.

Shift & Scheduling: Monday-Friday. No weekends. No call.