For information on Parrish Medical Center's Nurse Residency Experience
and to be connected with a member of our nursing recruitment team,
click here.
Parrish Medical Center’s Nurse Residency Experience is unlike any
other. In keeping with the medical center’s healing environment
philosophy, the Nurse Residency Experience provides the recently graduated
nurse with a solid foundation on which to build his or her lifelong, safe
care nursing skills.
The experience begins with classroom learning specifically structured to
enhance each graduate nurses’ knowledge in preparation for clinical
practice. The experience is designed to help forge professional relationships
with fellow care partners. The graduate nurse is paired with a specialty-trained
preceptor for approximately 10-12 weeks. This preceptorship strengthens
the graduate nurse’s practice by helping to build confidence, enhance
assessment skills, critical thinking and decision-making.
Throughout the first year, the graduate nurse attends focus groups offering
educational opportunities, mentorship and fellowship with current and
past graduate nurses.
The Parrish Nurse Residency Experience gives graduate nurses the time and
opportunity to immerse themselves in Parrish Medical Center’s culture,
empowering them to fulfill our mission of providing Healing Experiences
For Everyone All The Time®.
The Parrish Nurse Residency Experience:
Individually tailored
Collaborative with members of the interdisciplinary team
Provides essential tools for the provision of high-quality, safe patient care
Supports the graduate nurse during her/his transition out of school and
into the hospital setting
Parrish accepts applications for graduate nurse positions at parrishhealthcare.com/careers
three times a year in coordination with nursing program graduations in
the summer, fall and winter. If you are an internal candidate please apply
with your employee ID number in front of your first name.
The Nurse Residency Experience is intended for high-performing graduates
of an accredited nursing program. Candidates may apply and go through
the interview process four months prior to their graduation date from
an approved nursing program.
Should I apply for any open RN position at Parrish?
No, you need only to apply for a graduate nurse position.
What is the application process?
Once your application is submitted, you’ll be contacted to complete
the interview phase. Successful candidates will progress through two rounds
of interviews and will then be assigned a job shadow if he/she has not
already completed a Parrish clinical rotation.
Can I start working as a nurse before I receive my Authorization to Test
or my Florida Registered Nurse license?
New hires must have their Authorization to Test documentation to start
working as a graduate nurse.
Are graduate nurses paid during the Nurse Residency Experience?
Yes, graduate nurses are paid during the Nurse Residency Experience.
What departments are you hiring for?
Graduate nurses are hired for all areas of the hospital, including medical/surgical
floors, critical care/ICU, and emergency and perioperative departments.
How long is the Nurse Residency Experience?
Graduate nurses are paired with specialty-trained preceptors for approximately
10-12 weeks, depending on individual needs, but the Nurse Residency Experience
extends the full first year of a newly graduated nurse hire.
Testimonials
"The Nurse Residency Experienceat Parrish Medical Center provided me a great opportunity to gain experience
and confidence in the Emergency Department. Utilizing my preceptors, educators
and computer-based training allowed me to develop an excellent foundation
that I build on every day. To this day, I always have resources available
to me to learn and advance my skills.” – Nick Gumieny, RN, Emergency Department
“The Nurse Residency Experiencestrengthened my skills of assessment and gave me confidence when taking
care of my patients. It taught me how to become a great nurse and for
that I will be forever grateful..” -- Melissa, RN, Med/Tele
“The best way to describe my Nurse Residency Experience: It was a blessing. I say this because I felt invested in. I felt as though
the team of nurses I was with wanted me to succeed and would do anything
to make that happen. I was taught more in three months about patient care,
critical thinking, and time management than I ever learned in nursing
school. Not saying this because I didn't learn a million things in school,
but my colleagues taught me how to apply all my skills in a real life
situation.” -- Mariah Lewis, RN, Ortho/Surg/Peds
“My Nurse Residency Experienceprovided me with the knowledge and skills to transition from a nursing
student to proficient Emergency Department nurse. Now, as a preceptor,
I draw from my personal experience in the graduate nurse program and enjoy
being able to be a resource for new Graduate Nurses” -- Bliss Drinkwater, RN, Emergency Department
"The Nurse Residency Experienceat Parrish Medical Center provided me a great opportunity to gain experience
and confidence in the Emergency Department. Utilizing my preceptors, educators
and computer-based training allowed me to develop an excellent foundation
that I build on every day. To this day, I always have resources available
to me to learn and advance my skills.” – Nick Gumieny, RN, Emergency Department
“The Nurse Residency Experiencestrengthened my skills of assessment and gave me confidence when taking
care of my patients. It taught me how to become a great nurse and for
that I will be forever grateful..” -- Melissa, RN, Med/Tele
“The best way to describe my Nurse Residency Experience: It was a blessing. I say this because I felt invested in. I felt as though
the team of nurses I was with wanted me to succeed and would do anything
to make that happen. I was taught more in three months about patient care,
critical thinking, and time management than I ever learned in nursing
school. Not saying this because I didn't learn a million things in school,
but my colleagues taught me how to apply all my skills in a real life
situation.” -- Mariah Lewis, RN, Ortho/Surg/Peds
“My Nurse Residency Experienceprovided me with the knowledge and skills to transition from a nursing
student to proficient Emergency Department nurse. Now, as a preceptor,
I draw from my personal experience in the graduate nurse program and enjoy
being able to be a resource for new Graduate Nurses” -- Bliss Drinkwater, RN, Emergency Department
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