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New Graduate Nurse RN (Jan - May 2024 Grads)

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Mercy

Mar 27

Applications are closed

  • Job
    Full-time
    Entry Level
  • Healthcare
  • Oklahoma City

Requirements

  • Required Education: Graduate of an accredited registered professional nursing program
  • License: Is personally responsible for obtaining, and maintaining, a current RN license within the hiring state and/or compact licensure in which nursing duties are performed and must meet all state board of nursing requirements.
  • Certifications: Basic life support training should be completed in 90 days with advanced training required at certain intervals.

Responsibilities

  • Our application questions provide you an opportunity to tell us the units for which you'd like to be considered.
  • The following departments have openings for new graduates:
  • Orthopedics ($10,000 sign on bonus)
  • Oncology/Neurology ($10,000 sign on bonus)
  • General Medical-Surgical - North Campus ($10,000 sign on bonus)
  • General Medical-Surgical - South OKC Campus ($10,000 sign on bonus)
  • Cardio/Pulmonary/Renal ($10,000 sign on bonus)
  • ICU Step Down ($10,000 sign on bonus)
  • Med Surg at regional hospitals (Guthrie, Kingfisher, Watonga) ($10,000 sign on bonus)
  • Rehab Hospital - North Campus ($5,000 sign on bonus)
  • Rehab Hospital - South OKC Campus ($5,000 sign on bonus)

FAQs

What is the Professional Practice Development Center at Mercy?

The Professional Practice Development Center at Mercy is designed to help new graduate nurses transition into the nursing profession and support experienced nurses as they begin their career at Mercy. It focuses on developing core competencies, professional attributes, and simulating nursing events to increase confidence, competence, and job satisfaction.

What opportunities are available for new graduate nurses at Mercy?

New graduate nurses at Mercy have the opportunity to participate in the Learning Center, where they can enhance their skills and knowledge through core competencies, professional attributes, and simulation of nursing events. This support system is designed to help new nurses transition successfully into their nursing career.

How does Mercy support new graduate nurses in their transition into the nursing profession?

Mercy supports new graduate nurses through the use of the Professional Practice Development Center, which is dedicated to helping new nurses transition successfully into their nursing career. By focusing on core competencies, professional attributes, and simulating nursing events, Mercy strives to increase confidence, competence, and job satisfaction among new graduate nurses.

What sets Mercy apart from other hospitals for new graduate nurses?

Mercy is the only hospital in Oklahoma to utilize a Professional Practice Development Center specifically designed to support new graduate nurses in their transition into the nursing profession. This unique learning environment focuses on core competencies, professional attributes, and simulation of nursing events to enhance the skills and confidence of new nurses.

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Mercy

Mercy, one of the 25 largest U.S. health systems, serves millions annually with nationally recognized quality care.

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Employees
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Mission & Purpose

Mercy is a health care system offering comprehensive medical services, including hospitals, clinics, and outreach ministries across multiple states. The organisation is committed to delivering high-quality health care, focusing on compassionate patient care and advanced medical treatments. Mercy strives to improve the health and well-being of the communities it serves, ensuring accessible and effective health care for all individuals. The dedication to holistic care and community service reflects Mercy's core values and commitment to making a positive impact in health care.