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Graduate nurses
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The Graduate Nurse Program is a collaborative, highly supportive experience for the individual just beginning his or her nursing career. Our comprehensive orientation facilitates learning through a well designed integration of classroom sessions, practical training and clinical experience.
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The graduate nurse is trained and closely guided by certified preceptors, Nursing Directors, Clinical Educators, and unit based Clinical Managers and Clinical Nurse Specialists. In addition to clinical coursework specific to the practice area, graduate nurses also receive education on topics ranging from NCLEX preparation to delegation and prioritization.
New Hire Support Program
Our unique New Hire Support Program is a formal, structured program that provides a full range of support services to graduate nurses as they make their transition from an academic to a hospital environment.
This program includes:
A New Hire Support Coordinator who works closely with the Graduate Nurse, clinical educators, nursing leadership and the preceptor to address any issues and smooth the transition to the workforce.
Peer Support Group meetings that are facilitated by the New Hire Support Coordinator and provide an opportunity to discuss clinical and non-clinical topics of interest, to share experiences and concerns with each other and the Support Coordinator, and reinforce the importance of peer support.
Social activities during the orientation and preceptorship phases to promote networking and enhance integration into the social network of the hospital.
Graduate Nurses can practice in:
Cardiovascular Telemetry
Medical Telemetry
General Surgical
Orthopedics
Oncology
Pediatrics
Behavioral Health
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Extended Graduate Nurse Internships are available in:
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We Offer:
To apply please send a resume, transcript and two letters of recommendation from clinical instructors to:
Nurse Recruiter
The Hospital of Central Connecticut
Human Resources
100 Grand St.
New Britain, CT 06050
Or call:
New Britain General campus: (860) 224-5576
Bradley Memorial campus: (860) 276-5002
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