A Sign of Strength: Nursing at Children's

Be the Difference in a Child's Life

Being a nurse is more than just protocols and medication rounds, it is knowing when a hug is the most important thing in the world to a child. A person who knows that sometimes laughter is the best medicine. It is giving patients, or families, what they need when they need it.

Working at Children's

Nurses are at our patients' bedsides every day, supporting them through every triumph and setback. With all the time and extra energy you give to our patients, we support our nurses with scholarship opportunities as well as transitional and career advancement programs. If you think you have the strength to join the ranks of one of the country's most elite nurses, apply today.


     
 
OurCICUWinsNationalAward

    Beacon AwardThe American Association of Critical-Care Nurses recognized our CICU with the Gold-level Beacon Award for Excellence. This national, three-year award praised our dedicated healthcare professionals as members of the exceptional community of nurses who set the standard for optimal patient care.

  
     
NursingatChildren's
  • Nursing Areas

    See yourself making a difference in the life of a child in any of our outstanding service areas.

  • New Grad Nurses

    Children's offers a variety of programs designed to help recent nursing graduates learn about our children's hospitals.

  • Transitioning to Pediatrics

    Many of our most successful nurses have transitioned from adult care and tell us they would never go back.

  • Career Advancement Network

    CAN is a clinical ladder which allows nurses to define their own career path through levels of nursing.

  • Shared Decision-Making

    Representatives from various departments join teams that focus on key areas of our healthcare system.

  • Nursing FAQ

    FAQ to address general questions, for new grad nurses and experienced nurses.

     
 
WeCongratulateMaryLouOliver

    Mary Lou OliverMary Lou Oliver, Senior Program Coordinator for our Scoliosis Screening Program, received the 2012 March Of Dimes Nurse of the Year Award for Pediatrics. 

    In her role, Oliver has worked extensively to educate patients and doctors about the importance of scoliosis screening. She has also expanded the program to include additional clinic sites for more convenient access for our patients.