Nurse Resident Program (65771)

During this 10 week program you will provide direct care to patients and be responsible for assessment, medication administration, carrying out provider orders, evaluating their effect, documenting care provided and communicating with the care team. While also providing care in adherence to all hospital policies and accreditation standards. An RN resident will also meet with Director of Education as scheduled provided by the Director of Education to review progress, assignments, and problem-solve and discuss any care concerns.

Information about the program:

This program runs monthly beginning the 3rd week of each month.

You will rotate through five nursing areas:

• Med Surg Telemetry
• IMCU
• ICU
• Women's an Children's
• Emergency Department

As an RN, you will work three 12-hour shifts per week to include a weekend, holiday, and call rotation.

At the end of the program you will be assigned to a unit based on your top three areas of interest and the needs of the organization.

Once assigned to a unit you will receive up to 12-weeks of unit specific orientation.

Education/Certifications:

Graduation from an accredited School of Nursing

Current unencumbered North Carolina or compact State Nursing License.

BLS certification upon hire.

Experience:

Must be a recent graduate from an accredited School of Nursing no more than 6 months prior to start of the Residency program.