Registered Nurse-Night Shift

Serving Counties: Skagit, King, Snohomish, Kitsap, Pierce, Thurston, Whatcom

What Sets Us Apart? 

• Competitive Weekly Pay
• Competitive Compensation ranging from $45 to $55 hourly. 
  • Compensation is dependent on experience, tenure, and number of hours worked.
• Referral Bonus for bringing talented professionals to MGA 
• Flexible schedule to balance your work and personal life with our accommodating schedules. 
• Full-time and Part-Time positions available. 

Why Choose MGA Homecare? 

Joining MGA Homecare means charting your own path to success in a dynamic work environment. Our commitment to medically fragile patients opens doors for skill development and meaningful connections every day. We're not just providing care; we're fostering a vibrant environment where your passion and expertise thrive. Be part of a mission-driven team that goes beyond the ordinary, making a lasting impact on our community. 

As an MGA Registered Nurse (RN), you can expect: 

• Paid Training and CEU Opportunities 
• Personal Tablet for Electronic Charting 
• No Minimal Weekly Caseload/Visits, 1:1 Caseload 
• Online Learning Modules 
• Simulation Lab Training  
• Career Development Opportunities and Nursing Experience 

About MGA Homecare: 

At MGA Homecare, we transcend the traditional boundaries of home health services. Our mission is to create fulfilling and impactful experiences for our patients and their families, delivering high-quality care with compassion and integrity. We stand out by providing personalized attention and support within the comfort of our patients' homes, making a lasting difference in their lives. 

Responsibilities: 

• Treat patients according to the active plan of care provided by physicians and other appropriate personnel. 
• Administer prescribed medication, treatments, and therapies with precision and care. 
• Document all activities, assessments, nursing actions, responses, and coordination of care accurately and comprehensively. 
• Educate patients and families on the disease process, self-care techniques, prevention strategies, and meeting the patient's nursing needs.