SHC RN Residency Program

at Stanford Hospital & Clinics

 

SHC RN Residency Starting Fall 2010:

 

Consider accelerating your nursing career at a world-renowned medical institution in our one year New Graduate RN Nurse Resident Program. After the conclusion of the 9-12 week clinical orientation program, residents will continue to receive mentoring and continuing education support bi-monthly from our SHC nurse educators, CNS et al. The program is based on a  partnership with the University Health System – Consortium (UHC) and ACCN. Our comprehensive program combines didactic information, supervised clinical practice, and competency-based training to meet the multiple needs of Stanford’s many units, as well as to encourage the development of evidence-based practice and critical thinking.

 

SHC New Graduate RN Residency Program Qualifications:

1. Must be a graduate from a BSN or master’s level entry into practice program, accredited by National League for Nursing Accrediting Commission (NLNAC) or Commission on Collegiate Nursing Education (CCNE), within 9 months prior to the Program’s start date.
2. Graduates of online or distance nursing programs are not accepted.
3. Must have no paid RN work experience prior to Program’s start date. 
4. Must have a current California RN license required by Program’s start date.
5. Must have a BLS-HCP level certification issued by the American Heart Association required by the Program’s start date.
6. Must submit ALL additional documentation for the SHC New Graduate RN Residency Program.
   • Completed application.
   • 3 clinical instructor reference letters (on letterhead).
   • Resume to include a "clinical hours and placement format" of your rotations and senior preceptorship.
   • Most recent unofficial transcripts.
7. Willing to commit to the one-year Residency Program.

 

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