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Role Overview The registered nurse (RN) collaborates with the healthcare team to deliver high-quality, patient-centered care during the intra-operative phase in surgical or ambulatory settings. They support population-based care, continuity, and patient satisfaction while demonstrating strong communication and interpersonal skills. The RN assesses, plans, directs, and evaluates nursing care, coordinating activities with other professionals to ensure safety and optimal outcomes. Key Responsibilities Adhere to professional standards, organizational policies, and confidentiality requirements (HIPAA).Participate in quality assurance and continuous learning initiatives.Utilize assessment data to develop patient-centered care plans tailored to developmental needs.Implement safe patient positioning, organize nursing activities efficiently, and document relevant information accurately.Evaluate patient outcomes and participate in quality improvement activities.Maintain safety standards and proper equipment use according to policies.Communicate effectively within the healthcare team, demonstrating professionalism and collaboration. Qualifications And Skills Minimum two years of RN experience in acute or ambulatory care within the last five years.Two years of circulating experience in inpatient or ambulatory surgery settings in the past five years.Graduate of an accredited nursing program.Valid RN license (Oregon) and Basic Life Support certification.Preferred: Specialty surgical experience, CNOR, ACLS, pre-op and IV skills, and recent circulating experience in surgery.