What does a Certified Nursing Assistant (CNA) do? The Certified Nursing Assistant is responsible for providing residents with direct nursing care and assistance with daily activities under the direction of a Licensed Nurse and as directed in...

About the facility A corrections facility is seeking a Family Medicine Physician Assistant for locum tenens coverage. About the facility location In Western WA, you can visit the iconic Space...

About the facility A corrections facility is seeking a Family DNP for locum tenens coverage. About the facility location In Western WA, you can visit the iconic Space Needle in Seattle for...

What does the Licensed Practical Nurse do?: Ever wanted to work in an environment where you get to know your patients (we call them residents!) and their families not just for a few days, but for months, sometimes years at a time? Want to...

About the facility A level IV NICU is seeking an OB/GYN for locum tenens coverage. About the facility location Tacoma, WA, situated on beautiful Puget Sound, has a wealth of cultural...

Staff Development Coordinator 20 hours per week What does the Staff Development Coordinator do? If you are a nurse that loves to coach/guide/teach and get the most out of healthcare staff, then you will truly enjoy the Staff...

About the facility A medical center is seeking a vascular surgeon for locum tenens coverage. About the facility location In Seattle, Washington, visitors can embark on a culinary adventure in...

What does the Registered Nurse (RN) do?: Simply put, this is the jump off point to a long and fruitful nursing career in the senior care space. You will be assisting with the delivery of nursing services to our residents, including oversight...

About the facility A facility in Yakima, WA is looking for a locum tenens Cardiologist to assist with inpatient call coverage starting in July. Candidates must be Board Certified and hold an active WA license to...

What does the Licensed Practical Nurse do?: Ever wanted to work in an environment where you get to know your patients (we call them residents!) and their families not just for a few days, but for months, sometimes years at a time? Want to...