The Vancouver Clinic

The work is hands-on and independent: you room patients, take manual and auto vitals, start IVs, place catheters, do ear lavage, run EKGs, give injections, draw blood, and run point-of-care tests. Pay for Float LPN Urgent Care is generally posted around $28.00–$33.55 an hour by experience, inside a wider posted range of $27.47–$38.46. Float work adds $3 an hour; evenings after 5:30 p.m. add another $3; Saturday and Sunday add $2.50. Eligible new hires may see a $1,250 hire bonus, subject to service terms and tax withholding. Washington has no state income tax on wages and is a compact-license state, and Vancouver sits a short drive from Portland with a cost of living only modestly above the national average. Public reviews are mixed. Glassdoor shows about 3.3 out of 5 from roughly 187 reviews, with just over half saying they would recommend the employer. Some nurses describe a caring atmosphere and a focus on improvement; others describe uneven policies from clinic to clinic. That split is part of the picture you weigh before you apply.

Compassionate Care, Community Commitment, and Collaborative Excellence; nearly 90 years serving Southwest Washington.