National Resident RN

CommonSpirit Health•Seattle, WA

About The Position

The National Resident RN participates in a structured nursing residency program designed to launch a professional nursing career through hands-on experience and specialized training. Under the guidance of experienced nursing leaders and preceptors, the resident delivers direct patient care, develops clinical skills, and contributes to positive patient outcomes. The role involves applying foundational nursing knowledge to assess patient conditions, administer medications, perform clinical procedures, and document patient care while prioritizing safety and therapeutic communication. Residents participate in interdisciplinary rounds, continuing education, and simulation training to strengthen clinical judgment and critical-thinking skills in diverse patient care settings. The position requires proactive engagement with preceptors and mentors, seeking feedback, and applying new knowledge in real-world patient scenarios. The program is a one-year, full-time commitment that includes coursework, shift requirements, and other program terms.

Requirements

  • Graduate of an accredited nursing program; an ADN is the minimum educational requirement.
  • Active state or compact RN license.
  • AHA BLS certification.
  • 0–12 months of professional RN experience.
  • Complete a one-year, full-time program, including coursework, shift requirements, and program terms.
  • Ability to provide patient care, interpret clinical and regulatory documentation, perform medical math, use critical thinking, and communicate effectively in English.

Nice To Haves

  • Bachelor of Science in Nursing (BSN).

Responsibilities

  • Deliver direct patient care under the guidance of nursing leaders and preceptors.
  • Assess patient conditions, administer medications, perform clinical procedures, and document patient care.
  • Prioritize patient safety and therapeutic communication.
  • Participate in interdisciplinary rounds, continuing education sessions, and simulation training.
  • Engage with preceptors and mentors, seek feedback, and apply new knowledge to patient scenarios.
  • Complete all coursework, shift requirements, and terms of the one-year residency program.
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