Overlake Medical Center & Clinics is hiring new graduate nurses for its 12-month RN Residency program, designed around best practices and evidence-based education and training. The program includes instructor-led courses on current and emerging clinical guidelines and standards, one-to-one bedside precepting by an RN, and focused group sessions for exchanging ideas and experiences with peers. Upon completion, residents are expected to practice with the basic competencies and confidence of a Staff RN. This placement is on the 36-bed Cardiac Interventional Telemetry & Oncology Unit (E4), which serves patients receiving cardiac interventional telemetry and oncology care. The patient population includes myocardial infarction (MI), post-cardiac-interventional and TAVR patients, as well as medical telemetry, dialysis, and oncology patients. Residents work a 0.9 FTE during the precepted residency period. After completion, the shift will depend on patient and department needs, most likely nights. Applicants may apply to up to three units, but must apply separately and directly to each unit to be considered for that specialty. Each application must include a cover letter and resume, combined into one document, and explain the applicant’s interest in the area. Applicants must have an active Washington State RN license, or a multistate license from a Compact state, before orientation begins on February 22, 2027. A 24-month FTE commitment is required, and extended vacation time will not be approved due to the intensity of the program.
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