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New Graduate Nurse Residency Program-Full Time-Englewood, FL

Shift: Full Time-Mixed (Rotating Weekends)

https://engage.healthtrustjobs.com/facility-spotlights/englewood-community-hospital

Englewood Community Hospital is a 100-bed HCA Healthcare facility located between Sarasota and Fort Myers on Florida's west coast. The hospital offers a variety of services, such as emergency care, heart care, orthopedics, and more.

The facility has earned numerous awards and accreditations, including an AHCA Primary Stroke Center Designation and being named as one of the Best Places to Work in 2017 by Modern Healthcare Magazine. Staff members say the family-like atmosphere, supportive management, and the location make this Englewood Community Hospital a great place to work.

Program Overview:

The HCA Nurse Residency Program will provide education, support and guidance to new graduate nurses as they begin their careers in HCA Healthcare hospitals. It is a yearlong, extensive clinical orientation (StaRN) and professional development curriculum for new graduate nurses that culminates in an evidence-based capstone project.

Specialty Training Apprenticeship for Registered Nurses (StaRN)

The StaRN Program is primarily designed to provide the graduate nurse with the tools necessary to succeed in today s hospital environment.

StaRN will assist the graduate nurse with the transition out of the classroom setting onto the unit by providing the following training:

Didactic training:

• Introduces nurses to core curriculum and hospital initiatives in a classroom setting

Simulation training (Bradenton, FL - Hotel accommodation/mileage reimbursement provided during training):

• Reinforces nursing skills learned in a didactic setting

Hands on training:

• Preceptorship training with a facility preceptor in the nursing unit

Specialty areas covered:

• MedSurg
• Tele,
• PCU,
• Ortho/Neuro,
• Stepdown,
• ICU,
• Inpatient Rehab units.

Cohort Start Dates:

• 09/27/2021
• 10/18/2021
• 11/15/2021

• The typical schedule during the first portion of the StaRN is Monday through Friday, 8-hours a day, 40 hours a week but can also include a weekend day during the holidays.
• The preceptorship portion of the program consists of three 12-hour shifts per week and every other weekend at the hospital, following the preceptor s schedule.
• Certifications achieved: BLS, ACLS, CPI, EKG, NIH Stroke Scale, and Meditech Modules.
• Attendance is mandatory for the entire program.
• Program acceptance requires a minimum two (2) year, full time commitment to the hospital. Residents may be obligated to repay a pro rated portion of the educational costs should they break that commitment.
• Professional Development Program (remainder of the 1st year):
• Paired with a trained mentor for integration and socialization into the culture of professional nursing
• Frequent resident seminars following a core curriculum for professional development
• Completion of an evidence-based poster presentation
• Obtain Charge Nurse and Preceptor skills

Qualifications:

• Recent graduate of an accredited nursing school within the past 12-months.
• Current FL RN license required prior to program start or appropriate compact licensure. If compact license held, active FL RN license required within 90 days of hire.
• Previous medical or service industry experience highly desired, but not required.
• Self-motivated and strong communication skills required.
• Candidates who will love our patients are preferred!

The following questions MUST be inclusive upon candidate submission:

• Why are you applying to HCA?
• Specialty preference?
• Unit/Shift preference
• Why Nursing?
• Short/long term goals?

Additional Notes:

• Level 2 Trauma
• Non-Accredited Nursing School Candidates Accepted
• Open to considering candidates from non-acute care settings.
• (Different lines of Non Acute Care Nursing care)
• Non Specialty areas are more in need for residency candidates.
• Cannot have fears of Covid
• Can eventually cross train into other specialty areas.