National Nurse Residency Program
CommonSpirit Health
Seattle, WA, US
Onsite
2026-06-24
Announced salary
$98k–$183k
Low
$84K
Median
$100K
High
$126K
Market in Seattle · BLS OEWS 2025
Job description
**Job Summary and Responsibilities**
As a National Resident RN, you will embark on an immersive and supportive journey to launch your professional nursing career, gaining invaluable hands\-on experience and specialized training within a nationally recognized residency program. You will be instrumental in delivering direct patient care, developing essential clinical skills, and contributing to positive patient outcomes under the guidance of experienced nursing leaders and preceptors.
Every day you will apply foundational nursing knowledge to assess patient conditions, administer medications, perform vital clinical procedures, and meticulously document patient care, always prioritizing safety and therapeutic communication. You will actively participate in interdisciplinary rounds, continuing education sessions, and simulation training, building your clinical judgment and critical thinking skills in diverse patient care settings.
To be successful in this foundational role, you will leverage your academic preparation and an eager willingness to learn, adapt, and grow within a structured residency framework. You will engage proactively with your preceptors and mentors, seeking feedback and applying new knowledge to real\-world patient scenarios. **Job Requirements****Required*** Graduate of an accredited School of Nursing with a minimum of an Associate’s Degree in Nursing; zero to twelve (0\-12\) months of professional nursing (RN) experience
* Bachelor’s degree in Nursing
* Active License as a Registered Nurse (RN) in the State in which s/he will be practicing or the state of primary residency if the state is a Nurse Licensure Compact state
* BLS certification \- American Heart Association
* Additional certifications may be required based on population(s) served and services provided
* Ability to:
+ Deliver excellence in patient care through assessing, formulating nursing diagnoses and establishing goals, planning and implementing intervention, and e