
Our Nurse Residency program guides new registered nurses through a yearlong onboarding process to create a smooth transition from student to professional nurse.
Overview of program:
Patient-Centered Care, Teamwork and Collaboration, Evidence-Based Practice, Safety, Quality Improvements, Informatics, and Care of the Nurse
Mission: Developing Skills, Building Confidence, Advancing Knowledge
Vision: Impact the future of healthcare by developing nurses who establish professional,
accountable, and quality driven practices
Values: Resiliency, Integrity, Trustworthy, Caring, Leadership, Excellence, Competent,
Safety-Orientated
Past graduates of our Nurse Residency Program have shared the following:
To learn more about our Nurse Residency Program, please contact us at nurseresidency@altru.org.
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