Admissions Nurse Registered Nurse (RN) | Signature Home Health | Portland, OR

Signature Healthcare at Home - Portland

Tigard, Oregon

Unit: Home Health

Posted Jul 31

Shift and hours: Days5 shifts a week
Unit and setting: Home Health
License: RN licenseCurrent Oregon RN license (or ability to obtain)
Term: Permanent

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Benefits

Comprehensive benefits package
Mileage reimbursement
Paid time off
Paid holidays
Continuing education support
Opportunities for professional growth

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Weekends: No weekends

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Signature Healthcare at Home - Portland

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This is home health work in the Portland-area market, so your day is built around patients where they live rather than a fixed hospital unit. Public facts on pay ranges, nurse-to-patient ratios, scheduling, residency, and benefits for this specific employer…

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Admissions RN Signature Healthcare at Home is seeking a full-time, hourly Home Health Admissions RN to support the Portland Metropolitan service area. This role is ideal for nurses who excel in first-visit assessments, care-plan initiation, and establishing a strong foundation for each patient's home-health episode. This position follows standard business hours, Monday through Friday, providing predictable scheduling, strong interdisciplinary support, and a balanced workflow.

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In Tigard, OR

Tigard, OR

Living costs about 3% above the US average

Life in Tigard, OR

NeighborhoodsTigard offers distinct residential pockets ranging from suburban hillside enclaves to transit-oriented downtown blocks. Bull Mountain in west Tigard provides winding streets, elevated views, and quieter subdivisions buffered from major thoroughfares. Summerfield offers established, mature residential living, while newer apartment communities and mixed-use housing have grown around Main Street in the downtown core near the commuter rail. Neighborhoods on the northern fringe near Progress Ridge and Murray Hill share immediate access to retail centers, trails, and modern conveniences across the Beaverton border.

Tigard offers distinct residential pockets ranging from suburban hillside enclaves to transit-oriented downtown blocks. Bull Mountain in west Tigard provides winding streets, elevated views, and quieter subdivisions buffered from major thoroughfares.

Summerfield offers established, mature residential living, while newer apartment communities and mixed-use housing have grown around Main Street in the downtown core near the commuter rail. Neighborhoods on the northern fringe near Progress Ridge and Murray Hill share immediate access to retail centers, trails, and modern conveniences across the Beaverton border.

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As of Sep 16, 2026Source 1: cities.livinginoregon.net Source 2: reddit.com Source 3: redfin.com

Getting aroundTigard occupies a strategic junction in Washington County, connected by Interstate 5, Oregon Route 99W, and OR-217, which links north to US-26. Nurses driving to regional medical centers in Portland, Beaverton, or neighboring suburbs can expect highway congestion during peak morning and evening shift changes, particularly along 99W and the OR-217 corridor. Public transportation includes TriMet bus service and the WES Commuter Rail, which stops in downtown Tigard to connect riders between Beaverton and Wilsonville.

Tigard occupies a strategic junction in Washington County, connected by Interstate 5, Oregon Route 99W, and OR-217, which links north to US-26. Nurses driving to regional medical centers in Portland, Beaverton, or neighboring suburbs can expect highway congestion during peak morning and evening shift changes, particularly along 99W and the OR-217 corridor. Public transportation includes TriMet bus service and the WES Commuter Rail, which stops in downtown Tigard to connect riders between Beaverton and Wilsonville.

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As of Sep 16, 2026Source 1: cities.livinginoregon.net Source 2: realestate.usnews.com Source 3: youtube.com

OutdoorsOutdoor recreation is anchored by Cook Park, a sprawling green space along the Tualatin River featuring boat and kayak launches, athletic facilities, and scenic picnic areas. The Fanno Creek Trail winds directly through Tigard's residential areas, connecting walkers, runners, and cyclists to a wider regional multi-use trail network. The Tualatin River itself provides accessible flatwater paddling during warmer months, while nearby trailheads and nature reserves offer year-round green space.

Outdoor recreation is anchored by Cook Park, a sprawling green space along the Tualatin River featuring boat and kayak launches, athletic facilities, and scenic picnic areas. The Fanno Creek Trail winds directly through Tigard's residential areas, connecting walkers, runners, and cyclists to a wider regional multi-use trail network.

The Tualatin River itself provides accessible flatwater paddling during warmer months, while nearby trailheads and nature reserves offer year-round green space.

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As of Sep 16, 2026Source: cities.livinginoregon.net

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Tigard stands out as Washington County's central crossroads, offering healthcare professionals seamless connectivity to Portland's hospital systems, Beaverton's major employers, and surrounding suburban medical hubs. Framed by Interstate 5, Highway 99W, and OR-217, the city delivers an efficient suburban base without the steep housing prices of neighboring Lake Oswego. Housing options span mid-rise apartments near the revitalized Main Street and WES Commuter Rail station, established mid-century neighborhoods, and hillside single-family homes on Bull Mountain. Off-shift hours can be spent paddling the Tualatin River at Cook Park, running miles along the Fanno Creek Trail, or catching a performance by the local musical theater company. Everyday convenience is enhanced by retail anchors like Washington Square Mall and Oregon's lack of sales tax. Commuters must navigate heavy traffic along 99W and Highway 217 during peak shifts, but for nurses seeking suburban balance, excellent parks, and regional mobility, Tigard is a highly practical launchpad.

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