Sisters of the Holy Names of Jesus and Mary (SNJM)

While historically focused on education, the organization maintains a Province Health and Well-Being department that provides healthcare support to SNJM members residing in various locations, including Seattle, Washington. The RN role in Seattle involves consulting and advising on healthcare needs and services for the Sisters, including coordinating with physicians, discharge planners, home health agencies, and hospice providers. This is a specialized nursing position serving a religious community rather than a traditional hospital or clinical setting. The organization describes itself as creating a 'warm and caring work environment' where employees 'treat one another with dignity, seek understanding and value differences.' As a faith-based nonprofit, SNJM's healthcare operations are small-scale and tailored to the needs of its community members, offering a unique nursing environment that blends clinical care coordination with the organization's mission of social justice and human development.

SNJM is dedicated to the full development of the human person through education, social justice, contemplation, and the arts. Their charism focuses on being 'instruments of transformation' guided by Gospel values, peace, and justice. The organization emphasizes 'integral ecology' — recognizing the interconnectedness of environmental, economic, political, social, cultural, and ethical realities. In their sponsored ministries, they expect staff to be stewards of education, faith, justice, and leadership.