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Ambulatory · Vancouver, Washington
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Postings list AD&D, 401(k), health insurance, PTO, vision, and HSA; PT roles also cite flexible hours and a first-year productivity bonus.
The city
Vancouver sits along the Columbia River in southwest Washington, offering a quieter Pacific Northwest alternative to neighboring Portland while keeping big-city amenities within easy reach. Nurses enjoy year-round outdoor access, a growing healthcare sector, and no state income tax.
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Who they are
You would step into an orthopedics and neurosurgery practice anchored in Vancouver, Washington, with Rebound Surgery Center on the perioperative side and therapy services that also run in Lake Oswego, Oregon.
Nursing work that shows up in public postings centers on relief pre-op and PACU care in the surgery center. Physical therapy is described as fast-paced in Vancouver, with a separate clinic focused on post-surgical and ortho rehab across the river. If you are a physical therapist, employer-posted base pay sits between $84,000 and $140,460 a year based on skills and experience, with a $3,000 productivity bonus in the first year at Lake Oswego. New graduates are encouraged to apply. PT roles note flexible hours; a full-time therapy receptionist role is Monday–Friday, 40 hours. Relief RNs are asked to be available at least four shifts every six weeks. Benefits listed on postings include health insurance, vision, HSA, 401(k), PTO, and AD&D. The group states it is growing, marks milestones with Southwest Washington Surgery, and serves as a Team USA Medical Network Provider in the northwest. One gap to plan for: RN base pay ranges are not posted with the same clarity as PT pay, so you will want to ask when you apply.
Core values listed on postings: Superior Service, Teamwork, Integrity, Innovation, Quality, and Recognition.
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