In range for Washington staff rolesWashington staff postings that state pay run $35/hr to $72/hr, the middle half $42/hr to $68/hr, across 1132 postings.
Why choose Eden? As a 100% Employee Owned company, we recognize that our people are our most valuable asset. We honor their importance by our recognition that all employees be treated with respect and integrity at all times. We’re interested in you and want you to succeed. Our business is growing rapidly and we want you to grow with us. We have infinite room for advancement, both personally and professionally. We work hard to match you with a position that best fits YOUR skills and YOUR availability . In addition, Eden Health is a Certified Great Place to Work company, 7 years in a row !
The Eden Difference: We bring Connected Care Home through our Core Values of Empathy, Dedication and Integrity to our clients, patients and Employees. Besides a strong family oriented culture unique to Eden, we offer:
Benefits starting as early as 30 days after start date
Employee Discounts on travel, resorts, car rentals, Columbia and so much more!
Employee Hardship Fund
Bonuses Program
Employee Stock Program (ESOP)
Employee Wellness. Family first culture
Paid Time Off for a Personal Day of your choosing
Financial Planning through Unum
Free Counseling Sessions through Unum
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Training and educational Assistance
Career Advancement Opportunities
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401k Retirement Savings Plan
Employee Stock Ownership Plan
Flexible Spending Accounts
Life, Accident, & Disability Insurance
Paid Holidays
Continuing Education Credits are paid for – we offer online and in-person education
Discounts with AT&T Wireless, National and Enterprise car rentals
Discounted tickets to a variety of events (Disney Land, Disney World, Universal Studios, SeaWorld, Local Concert/Sporting Events, Hotels/Resorts, etc.)
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Paid sick leave and vacation time – eligible employees start accruing time on their first day of employment
Identity Theft Protection
Employee Assistance Program
Employee Hardship Fund
Floating Personal Holiday – use it on your birthday or any other day of the year!
Dental, Medical, Vision available for full-time status
Provide admission, case management and follow-up skilled nursing visits for Home Health patients;
Administer on-going care and case management for each patient, provide necessary follow-up as directed by the Clinical Manager;
Provide hands-on care, management and evaluation of the care plan and teaching of the patient in accordance with physician orders, under Clinical Manager's supervision;
Revise plan in consultation with physician based on ongoing assessments and as required by policy/regulation;
Coordinate appropriate care, encompassing various healthcare personnel (such as Physical Therapists, Occupational Therapists, Speech Therapists, Social Workers, Home Health Aides and external providers);
Report and document patient care/condition/progress to patient's physician and Clinical Manager on a continuous basis;
Implement patient care plan in conjunction with patient and family to assist them in achieving optimal resolution of needs/problems;
Coordinate/oversee/supervise the work of Home Health Aides and provide written instructions that reflect current plan of care;
Discharge patients after consultation with the physician and Clinical Manager, preparing and completing needed clinical documentation;
Prepare appropriate medical documentation on all patients, including any case conferences, patient contacts, medication order changes, re-certifications, progress updates, and care plan changes;
Prepare visit/shift reports, updates/summarizes patient records in a timely manner and confers with other health care disciplines in providing optimum patient care.
Requirements
Graduate of an accredited nursing program
Current licensed Registered Nurse (RN) in the state of practice
Experience as an RN with one of the following preferred:
One year of experience in an acute-care setting within the last 24 months;
Six months of Home Health experience within the last 12 months.
Credentials in specialty areas preferred (wound care, OASIS certification, IV, ET)
Valid driver’s license and reliable transportation
Proof of automobile insurance (MVR checked)
Proof of current CPR certification
Able to pass criminal background check and national sex offender clearance
Neighborhoods+Mount Vernon features a collection of residential enclaves shaped largely by Interstate 5, which creates a distinct physical and psychological divide between the eastern and western halves of the city. Elevated hillside neighborhoods rising toward Little Mountain Park are favored by healthcare staff and technical professionals seeking established single-family homes with territorial valley views. Downtown and the areas flanking the Skagit River provide walkable access to local commerce, while adjacent communities such as Burlington and Sedro-Woolley serve as common residential alternatives for those seeking quiet neighborhoods with a very short commute.
Mount Vernon features a collection of residential enclaves shaped largely by Interstate 5, which creates a distinct physical and psychological divide between the eastern and western halves of the city. Elevated hillside neighborhoods rising toward Little Mountain Park are favored by healthcare staff and technical professionals seeking established single-family homes with territorial valley views.
Downtown and the areas flanking the Skagit River provide walkable access to local commerce, while adjacent communities such as Burlington and Sedro-Woolley serve as common residential alternatives for those seeking quiet neighborhoods with a very short commute.
Getting around+Daily commutes within Mount Vernon are typically fast and uncomplicated, with Skagit Valley Hospital located centrally just off Interstate 5. The freeway provides straightforward north-south transit connecting south toward Everett and north toward Bellingham, while State Route 536 connects west to the Anacortes ferry terminal. Outside of the annual spring Skagit Valley Tulip Festival, when agricultural backroads and highway exits experience intense tourist gridlock, traffic remains light. Regional connections include public transit through Skagit Transit, an Amtrak passenger station, and Greyhound bus services downtown.
Daily commutes within Mount Vernon are typically fast and uncomplicated, with Skagit Valley Hospital located centrally just off Interstate 5. The freeway provides straightforward north-south transit connecting south toward Everett and north toward Bellingham, while State Route 536 connects west to the Anacortes ferry terminal. Outside of the annual spring Skagit Valley Tulip Festival, when agricultural backroads and highway exits experience intense tourist gridlock, traffic remains light.
Regional connections include public transit through Skagit Transit, an Amtrak passenger station, and Greyhound bus services downtown.
Outdoors+Outdoor recreation is a major draw, starting with the 2.3-mile Skagit Riverwalk that runs through downtown and connects to riverside walking routes. Overlooking the city, Little Mountain Park offers more than 10 miles of multi-use hiking and biking trails leading to panoramic viewpoints of the valley and the Olympic Mountains. Edgewater Park and Hillcrest Park provide accessible green lawns, playgrounds, and picnic shelters. In winter, birdwatchers head to nearby Fir Island and the Wiley Slough trails in the Skagit Wildlife Area to view thousands of migrating snow geese and trumpeter swans.
Outdoor recreation is a major draw, starting with the 2.3-mile Skagit Riverwalk that runs through downtown and connects to riverside walking routes. Overlooking the city, Little Mountain Park offers more than 10 miles of multi-use hiking and biking trails leading to panoramic viewpoints of the valley and the Olympic Mountains.
Edgewater Park and Hillcrest Park provide accessible green lawns, playgrounds, and picnic shelters. In winter, birdwatchers head to nearby Fir Island and the Wiley Slough trails in the Skagit Wildlife Area to view thousands of migrating snow geese and trumpeter swans.
Check the commute at your shift’s start and end, upfront housing costs, and whether moving assistance must be repaid if you leave.
Living in Mount Vernon
Flanked by the Skagit River, fertile farm fields, and the Cascade foothills, Mount Vernon offers relocating nurses a balanced Pacific Northwest lifestyle anchored by Skagit Valley Hospital. Commutes to the hospital are remarkably brief, with Interstate 5 providing smooth transit north toward Bellingham and south toward Everett, while State Route 536 connects west toward the Anacortes ferries. Off duty, clinicians can hike more than 10 miles of trails at Little Mountain Park, jog the 2.3-mile Skagit Riverwalk, or pick up farm-fresh groceries at the Skagit Valley Food Co-op. Dining centers around local favorites like Calico Cafe, Rachawadee, and District Brewing. However, newcomers must navigate practical realities: the apartment rental market is competitive with low vacancy, nightlife is very quiet, and the world-renowned Skagit Valley Tulip Festival brings heavy regional traffic snarls every April. For nurses seeking outdoor access and small-city warmth without major metropolitan gridlock, Mount Vernon offers an appealing community base.
