Frequently Asked Questions About Nursing at Seattle Children's
For Those Considering a Career in Nursing
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Johnson & Johnson's Discover Nursing site provides excellent information about nursing.
For Nursing Students
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Yes. We have limited opportunities for nursing students in patient-care roles, such as nursing technician, certified nursing assistant and unit coordinator.
Please see the job list for vacancies.
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Visit the Washington State Department of Health website.
For New Nursing Graduates
We welcome new nursing graduates – and we'll support you as you transition from student to nurse. New graduate RNs will begin their Seattle Children’s careers in the Nurse Residency Program. Learn more about the program.
For Experienced Nurses
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We create individualized orientations based on your individual experience, and will ensure you have a smooth transition into pediatric practice.
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We recommend a refresher course for RNs who have not worked for approximately two years or more in an acute care setting.
General Information for Nursing Applicants
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Interested RNs should apply online. New staff nurse positions are posted on our website every Wednesday. Other changes to job postings may occur at any time. Job postings for new graduate nurses will specify in the title that nurse residents or new graduate RNs are welcome to apply for the position.
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Wages for staff RN positions are determined by the bargaining agreement, and are based on full-time equivalent RN experience. Learn more about benefits.
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Visit the Washington State Nursing Commission’s website.
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Cascade Training Center offers information and testing for online courses.
