RN Operating Room - Sitka

Lamb Company, Inc.

Sitka, Alaska

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Sitka, Alaska · RN · OR

RNOperating RoomSurgery

Last seen active Aug 2, 2026

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RN Operating Room - Sitka Location: Sitka, AK 99835 Start date: 05/21/26 Lamb Company, Inc. is a great place to work. Apply today to join our team.

Requirements

Surgery, RN License, Operating room, Entry level

About the employer

Lamb Company, Inc.

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You are looking at Lamb Company, Inc. in Sitka, Alaska. The location is clear; much else about daily nursing work here is not yet filled in from public sources. If you apply, you will likely need to ask those questions…

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Based in Sitka, Alaska
Alaska has no state income tax

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Living in Sitka, AK

Sitka sits on Baranof Island along Alaska's southeast coast, where the Pacific meets mountains thick with spruce and hemlock. This small island community blends Tlingit heritage with Russian colonial history. Nurses relocating here should expect island isolation, stunning scenery, and a tight-knit town connected to the outside world mainly by air and ferry.