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Community Hospital · Shelton, WA
On the floor
Mason Health provides a comprehensive benefits package for both part-time and full-time employees. Health and wellness benefits include medical, dental, and vision insurance (employer-paid premiums for full-time), life insurance, short and long-term disability, and mental health resources (EAP, Talkspace, Calm App).
The city
Shelton sits along Oakland Bay in Mason County, a small Puget Sound community with deep timber heritage. It's a quieter gateway to the Olympic Peninsula, with Hood Canal and Olympic National Forest nearby. Nurses seeking smaller-town pace with ready access to saltwater and mountain trails may find Shelton a practical fit.
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Who they are
Mason General Hospital, now operating as Mason Health, is a Public Hospital District and independent health system located in Shelton, Washington. It is a licensed and accredited acute care hospital with more than 100 physicians (active, courtesy, and consulting) across 19 specialties.
The organization underwent a rebranding in 2020, introducing a new name, logo, mission, and values. Mason Health includes the main hospital along with a family of clinics including Mason Clinic, Evergreen Clinic, and Hoodsport Clinic. The health system positions itself as 'the pride of the area' and aims to provide the best patient-centered care in the Pacific Northwest. Nursing positions at Mason Health are UFCW union-represented and offer competitive compensation with comprehensive benefits. Resource Nurse positions involve variable 12-hour night shifts on a part-time (0.9 FTE) schedule, with hourly compensation ranging from $42.76 to $85.15.
Mission: 'United Community, Empowered People, Exceptional Health.' Vision: 'To provide the best patient-centered care in the Pacific Northwest.' The organization rebranded in 2020 to formally emphasize community empowerment and exceptional health outcomes as core organizational pillars.
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