Description
Join Harborview Medical Center's exceptional teams of ICU nurses!
Harborview Medical Center is a top-level adult and pediatric trauma center and regional burn center for a four-state region. It also serves as a teaching and research hospital for the University of Washington, and as a public/safety-net hospital for our diverse community.
- Be part of our outstanding teams
Harborview ICUs have been honored with the Beacon Award for Critical Care Excellence. The medical center has also earned Magnet recognition from the American Nurses Credentialing Center (ANCC) for our exceptional patient care.
- This opportunity includes a $10,000 Recruitment Incentive for eligible new employees joining UW Medicine
Experience a higher standard of healthcare. Throughout UW Medicine, our staff collaborates to deliver top-quality care with integrity and compassion, fostering a respectful and inclusive environment where every patient, family member, student, and colleague is respected.
- Current open positions for Harborview ICU staff nurses (RN) include: Critical Care, ICU (intensive care units) opportunities
- 8MB Flex Unit - 90% FTE Night positions
This 15-bed unit provides intensive and acute care for critically ill adult patients. The team in this unit works closely together to ensure the best patient outcomes, adapting care levels as needed based on daily changes.
We are looking for experienced ICU RNs to become part of the fantastic 8MB Flex Unit team.
- Trauma Surgical ICU (24-bed unit) - no current openings, but future positions may become available
- Medical Cardiac ICU (17-bed unit) - no current openings, but future positions may become available
- Burn and Pediatric Trauma ICU - no current openings, but future positions may become available
- Neurosciences ICU (30-bed unit) - no current openings, but future positions may become available
- Critical Care Float Pool (may include STAT RN role)
A 90% FTE Day position and a 90% FTE Night position are currently available. Please note that Critical Care Float Pool RNs may rotate between ICUs, the ED, PACU, and other areas as needed.
A valid RN license in Washington State is required (or obtainable by start date), along with a minimum of one year of ICU nursing experience (preferably two years).
(Also, for ICU Training Program roles intended for RNs new to ICU, please apply separately when positions are open; there are no current openings for the ICU Training Program at Harborview).
