Registered Nurse New Graduate - Mission Trail Baptist Hospital

Baptist Health System is here to help get your nursing career started on the right foot. We offer a year-long New Grad RN Nurse Residency program for newly licensed RNs who are within the first six months of their professional RN practice. Up to $30,000 sign on bonus (pay as you go), tuition reimbursement, generous pay and benefits package.

Our goal is to provide you with the tools needed to help you on your journey to exceptional bedside care. The Baptist Health System New Grad RN Residency program will provide orientation to your hospital and selected area of practice. You will achieve competency in many areas of nursing practice including acute-care regulatory requirements, interpersonal and critical thinking skills and the technical proficiency required for your chosen clinical area.

About the Program

The program is structured to support new nurse cohort bonding with your peers. You will participate in online as well as classroom learning, meet and interact with your team members, fellow nurses, administration, nursing and physician leaders. Your program includes an assigned nurse preceptor who will work with you beginning at orientation and throughout your program. You will be supported with ongoing training and will have opportunities for networking and social activities during the year.

Some of the Nurse Residency program proficiencies include:

Integration of evidence-based clinical nursing practice

Shared decision making

Provision of safe, compassionate, patient-centered

Techniques that support positive team and interpersonal communication

Dynamics of family/patient/nurse interaction

Safety and quality improvement to reduce risk of harm

Compliance with approved processes and regulatory requirements

Appropriate use of information technology to prevent errors and support decision making

The program will also include frequent touchpoints for students, social events and activities throughout the year, achievement celebrations, a buddy/preceptor assignment program and more.