The NAH Nurse Residency Program trains graduated nurses and those interested in re-entering the profession to become safe and competent providers.
The program hosts five cohorts per year, with start dates offered every February, April, July, September and November.
The nurse residency coordinators and recruitment team host virtual information sessions throughout the year. Please view meeting dates and times, and email [email protected] for more information.
Training specialties
We offer training for the following specialties:
- Both campuses offer:
- Medical Surgical Telemetry (MST)
- Emergency Department (ED)
- Intensive Care Unit (ICU)
- Operating Room
- Flagstaff Medical Center only:
- Cardiovascular, Medical and Surgical/Trauma ICU
- Behavioral Health
- Progressive Care Unit
- Pediatrics/PICU
- Special Care Nursery
- Postpartum
- Verde Valley Medical Center only:
- Pre-Op/PACU
- Labor & Delivery
How to apply to the Nurse Residency Program
You do not need to have a license to submit an application but you must be licensed before your start date. We recommend completing all aspects of your license application as soon as possible, i.e., fingerprints, background checks and scheduling exams to minimize delays in licensure.
A member of our team will reach out to assess your areas of interest and provide additional information.
Questions? Please contact:
Elena Bermudez, VVMC Nurse Residency Coordinator
Email: [email protected]
Caitlin Boren, FMC Nurse Residency Coordinator
Email: [email protected]