Staff RN - Home Health

Access your full potential at Swedish Medical Center! Swedish Home Care Services in Seattle, Washington, provides exceptional hospice care and assistance in the home for patients coping with an illness, recovering from a surgery, or simply trying to manage the aging process. Our program is staffed by an experienced team of nurses and health-care professionals and is backed by Swedish's full range of medical services.Swedish is currently recruiting a Home Health Skilled Staff Nurse! In this position, you will provide nursing care adapted to individual patient needs based on the nursing process. This includes assessment, planning, implementation, and evaluation all aspects of patient care for terminally ill patients and their families. Responsible for delegating and supervising personnel that participate in the provision of care to ensure that patient needs are met. To qualify you must be a graduate of an accredited Registered Nurse Program, with a current Washington state RN license and BLS Certification. Valid driver’s license is required. Bachelor’s degree in Nursing preferred along with certification as hospice nurse. Experience acquired from Accredited Registered School of Nursing. Minimum one year of experience in acute care nursing facility required. Excellent skills in pain and symptom management, grief and loss communications, and working knowledge of infusion pumps are preferred. As a major port city surrounded by scenic mountains, Seattle provides numerous and varied opportunities for individuals craving outdoor adventure, diverse entertainment options, and unique cultural enrichment. Swedish offers competitive pay, great shift differentials, and excellent benefits including a generous 401(k) plan. Additionally, we offer a customized relocation package.For a complete job description, and to apply online, visit www.swedish.org/jobs and reference job posting 101254. You may also contact Ryan BeLieu, Recruiter, at 206-215-2216 or Ryan.BeLieu@swedish.org . EOE.Shouldn’t you be at Swedish?