New Grad Registered Nurse (RN) Residency Program

New Graduate Registered Nurse (RN) Residency ProgramApply here to speak with our Nurse recruiter for consideration to be hired onto one of our amazing acute care units at either of our two hospital campuses!Start your nursing career with purpose and support.Are you a recent or soon-to-be nursing graduate ready to launch your career? Join our New Graduate Nurse Residency Program and build a strong clinical foundation in a supportive, patient-centered environment.We are excited to welcome compassionate and motivated new graduate nurses to our team across two campuses:North Naples HospitalBaker Downtown HospitalAvailable units:CardiacObservationOncologyOrthopedicsMedical-Surgical (Med-Surg)TelemetryNeurologySchedule and shifts:Full-time positions12-hour shiftsDay shift or night shift options availableQualifications:Graduate of an accredited Nursing (RN) program (ADN or BSN)RN license (or eligible to obtain prior to start date)BLS certification (or ability to obtain prior to start date)Strong communication, critical thinking, and teamwork skillsPassion for delivering high-quality patient careAbout the program:The New Graduate Registered Nurse is a licensed nurse with less than one year of acute care experience. Upon hire, the New Graduate Registered Nurse is referred to as a Nurse Resident and is automatically enrolled into the Nurse Residency Program.The Nurse Residency Program is a year-long program that consists of in-person classes called seminars. The seminars are held once a month for four hours and Nurse Residents are required to attend each seminar and attend make-up seminars if one is missed. Seminars are led by Master's prepared Nurse Educators and various subject matter experts from different disciplines within the healthcare system. Content is delivered via lecture, simulation, hands-on skills, role play, gamification and immersion room experiences. Each seminar consists of a different topic(s), including, but not limited to the following:Time Management/Delegation/PrioritizationManagement of the Changing PatientProfessional CommunicationEnd of Life and Palliative CareWorkplace Safety SeriesMedication SafetyConflict ManagementHealth EquityNursing Ethics and AdvocacyProfessional DevelopmentNursing Professional RoleAdditionally, Nurse Residents will be required to research a healthcare related topic, and present an Evidence Based Practice project at the twelfth and final month of the program. Nurse Residents hired onto a medical/surgical, cardiac, neurological, orthopedic, oncologic, or observation unit will attend three days of nursing skills at the beginning of their onboarding process, which runs concurrently with the Nurse Residency Program and clinical time with a preceptor on a unit.