Registered Nurse (RN)-Emergency Department (ED)

Clarkston, Washington

We are seeking an experienced Registered Nurse (RN) Emergency Department (ED) for a 13-week contract in Clarkston, Washington.

Posted Sep 24

Shift and hours: Night shift · Night or mid shifts Schedule: Night Shift The RN will provide emergency nursing care in a fast-paced clinical environment while working full-time night or mid shifts.
Unit and setting: Emergency Department · Hospital Assess patients presenting with urgent and emergent conditions and prioritize care based on clinical needs.
License: RN license Candidates must hold an active Washington RN license or qualifying Multi-State RN license and maintain the required emergency and pediatric nursing certifications.Washington RN license or multi-state RN license
Term: 13 weeks · Agency The RN will provide emergency nursing care in a fast-paced clinical environment while working full-time night or mid shifts.Full-time

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License: Washington RN license or multi-state RN license Candidates must hold an active Washington RN license or qualifying Multi-State RN license and maintain the required emergency and pediatric nursing certifications. Check your license
License: Current Washington RN license or active multi-state RN license Current Washington Registered Nurse License or Active Multi-State RN License Required. Check your license
Certification: AHA BLS/CPR certification Current American Heart Association BLS/CPR Certification Required.
Certification: ACLS certification Current ACLS Certification and TNCC or Educational Equivalent Required.
Certification: TNCC or educational equivalent
Certification: PALS or ENPC certification Current PALS or ENPC Certification Required.
Experience: Minimum 2 years of RN experience Experience: Minimum 2 Years Required
Experience: Minimum 2 years of Registered Nurse experience Minimum 2 Years of Registered Nurse Experience Required.

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What it pays

Against similar roles: Below most Washington travel postingsWashington travel postings that state pay run $1,860/week to $2,800/week, the middle half $2,090/week to $2,580/week, across 92 postings.

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Patients: Assess patients presenting with urgent and emergent conditions and prioritize care based on clinical needs. Assess patients presenting with urgent and emergent conditions and prioritize care based on clinical needs.
Day to day: Assess patients with urgent and emergent conditions and prioritize care
Day to day: Provide safe and timely emergency nursing interventions Provide safe and timely emergency nursing interventions according to established standards of care.
Day to day: Monitor patient conditions and respond to changes in clinical status Monitor patient conditions and respond appropriately to changes in clinical status.
Day to day: Collaborate with physicians and interdisciplinary healthcare team members Collaborate with physicians and interdisciplinary healthcare team members to coordinate emergency patient care.
Day to day: Maintain accurate clinical documentation adhering to safety, infection-control, and nursing standards Maintain accurate clinical documentation while following patient safety, infection-control, and emergency nursing standards.
Details: 13-week contract Contract: 13 Weeks

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Registered Nurse (RN) Emergency Department (ED)

Location: Clarkston, WA
Job Type: Contract
Contract: 13 Weeks
Pay Rate: $ 1,900 To $ 2,118 Per week

Schedule

Night Shift

Experience

Minimum 2 Years Required

About the Role

We are seeking an experienced Registered Nurse (RN) Emergency Department (ED) for a 13-week contract in Clarkston, Washington. The RN will provide emergency nursing care in a fast-paced clinical environment while working full-time night or mid shifts.

Candidates must hold an active Washington RN license or qualifying Multi-State RN license and maintain the required emergency and pediatric nursing certifications. Responsibilities

Assess patients presenting with urgent and emergent conditions and prioritize care based on clinical needs.

Provide safe and timely emergency nursing interventions according to established standards of care.

Monitor patient conditions and respond appropriately to changes in clinical status.

Collaborate with physicians and interdisciplinary healthcare team members to coordinate emergency patient care.

Maintain accurate clinical documentation while following patient safety, infection-control, and emergency nursing standards.

Requirements

Minimum 2 Years of Registered Nurse Experience Required.

Current Washington Registered Nurse License or Active Multi-State RN License Required.

Current American Heart Association BLS/CPR Certification Required.

Current ACLS Certification and TNCC or Educational Equivalent Required.

Current PALS or ENPC Certification Required.

This contract opportunity is suited for an experienced Emergency Department RN seeking a full-time night or mid-shift assignment in Clarkston, Washington.

What's around it?

In Clarkston, WA

Clarkston, WAFrom Census ACS 2024.

Living costs about 7% above the US average

Median rent: $917/mo
Household income: $54,152/yr, all local households, not nurse pay

Life in Clarkston, WA

NeighborhoodsResidential Clarkston spreads out from the Snake River across established grid streets and hillside perches. Central residential corridors along 6th Avenue, 7th Street, and 9th Avenue feature established single-family houses and small duplex properties near neighborhood schools and Foster Park. Buyers seeking panoramic valley views and larger lots often look to Bennett Hill Drive, while the lower riverfront and Bridge Street areas offer quick access to commercial services and river paths.

Residential Clarkston spreads out from the Snake River across established grid streets and hillside perches. Central residential corridors along 6th Avenue, 7th Street, and 9th Avenue feature established single-family houses and small duplex properties near neighborhood schools and Foster Park.

Buyers seeking panoramic valley views and larger lots often look to Bennett Hill Drive, while the lower riverfront and Bridge Street areas offer quick access to commercial services and river paths.

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As of Sep 16, 2026Source 1: areavibes.com Source 2: kileysellslcv.com

Getting aroundCommutes in Clarkston are exceptionally brief, averaging around twelve to thirteen minutes. Driving is essential because public transit is minimal. Medical professionals commuting to regional healthcare facilities across the state line into Lewiston rely heavily on river crossings, primarily the US 12 Snake River Bridge (a movable bridge) and the Southway Avenue corridor, where bridge traffic can occasionally dictate travel convenience more than overall mileage.

Commutes in Clarkston are exceptionally brief, averaging around twelve to thirteen minutes. Driving is essential because public transit is minimal.

Medical professionals commuting to regional healthcare facilities across the state line into Lewiston rely heavily on river crossings, primarily the US 12 Snake River Bridge (a movable bridge) and the Southway Avenue corridor, where bridge traffic can occasionally dictate travel convenience more than overall mileage.

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As of Sep 16, 2026Source 1: areavibes.com Source 2: kileysellslcv.com Source 3: livability.com

OutdoorsOutdoor life revolves around the Snake River. The riverfront features paved sections of the Lewis and Clark Trail used for daily walking, running, and cycling. Clarkston serves as a primary departure point for jet boat tours and whitewater rafting into Hells Canyon, while calm river waters provide boating, paddleboarding, and fishing throughout the year. Foster Park serves as an accessible neighborhood green space within the city grid.

Outdoor life revolves around the Snake River. The riverfront features paved sections of the Lewis and Clark Trail used for daily walking, running, and cycling.

Clarkston serves as a primary departure point for jet boat tours and whitewater rafting into Hells Canyon, while calm river waters provide boating, paddleboarding, and fishing throughout the year. Foster Park serves as an accessible neighborhood green space within the city grid.

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As of Sep 16, 2026Source 1: chelseablewett.com Source 2: tripadvisor.com Source 3: facebook.com Source 4: areavibes.com

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Living in Clarkston

Perched on the western bank of the Snake River directly across from Lewiston, Idaho, Clarkston offers relocating healthcare workers a uniquely mild, small-town setting within the inland Pacific Northwest. The city sits in an arid river canyon known for hot, sunny summers and gentle winters with modest snowfall, making it an outdoor haven for boating, riverfront cycling along the Lewis and Clark Trail, and jet boating into Hells Canyon. For nurses commuting to regional medical facilities on either side of the state line, commutes are remarkably fast—averaging around twelve minutes—though shift travel hinges on bridge crossings like the US 12 Snake River Bridge and Southway Avenue. Housing consists largely of mid-century single-family neighborhoods along central avenues and view properties along Bennett Hill Drive. Daily dining revolves around local fixtures like Rooster's Waterfront Restaurant and Fazzari's Finest. The tradeoffs are typical of rural river valleys: public transit is almost nonexistent, commercial retail is modest, and the valley occasionally catches industrial odors from Lewiston's paper mill. For nurses seeking an easy commute, water recreation, and a quiet community, Clarkston is a functional inland outpost.

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