RN (Full/Part Time) - Transitional Care Unit
Providence Digital Innovation Group
Salary undisclosed
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Benefits
- health insurance
- 401(k)
- parental leave
- life insurance
- disability insurance
About this role
Providence Digital Innovation Group is seeking a registered nurse for its Transitional Care Unit in Seattle. This in-office, full-time role places you within one of the country's largest health systems, which operates over 50 hospitals and 1,000 clinics across seven western states. You'll be part of a 120,000-person organization built on the principle of comprehensive, person-centered care for diverse populations including underserved communities.
The position offers competitive compensation with a defined wage range, shift differentials, and potential overtime or bonus opportunities, along with a robust benefits package that includes a 401(k) with employer match, comprehensive health coverage, paid parental leave, and wellness resources. Providence emphasizes professional development and support for all employees, positioning this as a role within an organization committed to walking alongside its caregivers throughout their careers.
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