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Nursing Education 

 

Program Description

Graduate nurses coming out of nursing school with a breadth of knowledge but little to no clinical experience, requiring intensive training to prepare them to provide treatment to patients. The Graduate Nurse Residency Program provides a formal framework for GNs to transition from students to professional nurses through onboarding, clinical immersion, competency validation and seminars. This program is accredited by the American Nurses Credentialing Center and is a recognized apprenticeship program by the Department of Labor.  

Completed by all new GNs, this program ensures quality, patient safety, job satisfaction and reduces turnover rates. These factors have always been important, but considering the current shortage, this program is also critical to help rebuild the healthcare workforce. 

Our accredited nurse program has established infrastructure and leadership, but additional funds are needed to expand the capacity of the program. Educators come alongside the GNs and train them in a variety of skills and specialties.  The cost per GN to participate in the 12-month residency program is $16,500. 

Philanthropic Impact

Philanthropy plays a key role in helping Baylor Scott & White - Fort Worth expand this important program.  An investment in the Graduate Nurse Residency Program will help alleviate the nursing shortage in Texas, close the gap in the current Baylor Scott and White nurse vacancies, and ensure new nursing graduates have the best chance of long and productive careers.  

For more information on supporting nursing education, please contact 817-922-7707.

 

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Contact Info

1400 Eighth Avenue
Fort Worth, TX 76104
Main Office: 817-922-7707
Fax: 817-922-7245
Email: ashf@bswhealth.org

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  • About Us
    • About the Foundation
    • Foundation Team
    • Contact Us
  • Areas of Need
    • Medical Education
    • Transplant
    • Twice Blessed House
    • Project NICU
    • Joan Katz Cancer Resource Center
    • Child Life
    • Arts in Medicine
    • Cardiovascular Program
    • Oncology
    • Andrews Women's Hospital
    • Nursing Education
  • Ways to Give
    • Donate Online
    • Major Gifts
    • Gift Planning
    • Support an Event
    • Gifts of Stock or Security
    • Corporate/Workplace Giving
    • Host an Event
    • Community Support
  • Get Involved
    • Beyond the Bag
    • Physician Residency Lunch and Learn
    • Grateful Patients
    • Fundraise for the Foundation
    • Give to Change
    • Board Giving
    • Women's Health Council
  • News & Stories
    • The Compass
    • Grateful Patient Stories

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