Nursing Careers at
Kettering Health
Guiding every person to their best health
Taking the first steps toward a new career can be challenging. Kettering Health’s New Graduate Nurse Residency Program is here to support you on your new-found journey. Using application-based learning with simulation labs and skill training, you can advance your career and feel confident in your leap from student to nurse.
During the year-long program, you’ll feel a sense of community as you are surrounded by experienced nurses, educators, mentors, and fellow nursing residents all of whom will help build a foundation for your success.
One Dream, One Team
Where do you see yourself in five years? How about 10 years?
Kettering Health’s Nurse Residency Program wants to help you build the foundation for your career goals and dreams. Your success starts here!
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Our Team
Kettering Health has a specific nursing educational task force that will assist you throughout your career. All these team members work together to ensure your success.
- Network level – Center for Nursing Excellence Team
- Hospital/Unit level – Nursing Professional Developmental Specialist
- Unit level – Nursing Professional Development Specialist or Unit Based Specialist
What can I expect from my residency?
The New Graduate Residency Program will provide education, support, guidance, and growth. Each resident receives a customizable education based on their learning needs. Professional development courses are embedded into the program allowing you to grow in your career while being supported by a structured framework that has been proven to help nurses grow.
- Application-based learning
- High fidelity simulation training
- Seminars created and taught by content experts
- Skill training
- Documentation training
- Professional development opportunities
- In-depth seminars
- Evidenced-based practice projects
- One-on-one preceptor training
- A customizable education
- Face-to-face leader support
The KH Nurse Residency Program is a 12-month program, designed to fully immerse you in the course of study that best fits your goals.
Yes. You must have graduated from an accredited school of nursing (NLN, ACEN, or CCNE).
All new graduate nurses must be enrolled in the Nurse Residency Program. A new graduate nurse is defined by having less than 12 months experience or lack of experience is an acute care setting. Individual cases are reviewed for the appropriateness of program.
Please, contact our Human Resource Department at 1-844-235-4647 for further details.
- Visit https://ketteringhealth.org/careers/
- Select RN Careers
- Search New Graduate
- Apply Today!