The nurse intern program provides an enhanced learning experience that
develops the skills critical to administering quality patient care in
an acute care setting while facilitating a successful transition from
the role of nursing student to a valued member of our nursing team.
Nurse intern positions are available to a limited number of highly motivated
and qualified candidates. Positions are available within Acute Patient
Care areas for those seeking a challenging and rewarding hospital career.
Qualified applicants participate in an interview process designed to place
him or her in areas of nursing practice congruent with their career goals
and aspirations. Interns will receive hourly compensation for all program hours.
Upon selection, the Intern will attend a comprehensive orientation. After
Orientation the Nurse Intern will begin a 6-week concentrated summer partnership
with a personal Preceptor in a selected clinical area.
How the Program Works
During the Internship the Intern and Preceptor will function as a team
in the delivery of quality patient care. Interns meet with their preceptor
and their nursing leadership sponsor for an evaluation regarding progress.
The conference evaluation will provide proactive feedback that enhances
learning opportunities and identifies any barriers.
Program Benefits
Upon successful completion of the summer assignment, Interns have the flexibility
to schedule shifts with their selected home unit in a manner that does
not compromise personal and school commitments.
Eligibility
Candidate requirements are established to promote a successful experience
for both the Intern and the Preceptor. In addition to meeting the employment
requirements of Baton Rouge General Medical Center applicants must be
a senior nursing student in good academic standing and enrolled in an
accredited program. Graduating December 2024 – May 2025.
How to Apply
If you are interested in more information click the link below to fill
out the form and a recruiter will be in touch with you. Limited positions
are available.
"I chose the BRG nurse internship program because I had been hearing
about it since I started working at BRG in 2019 and wanted to experience
it for myself. I had been to several hospitals throughout my clinical
rotations at school and was familiar with many other charting systems,
except for BRGs and felt that the internship would make me more comfortable
with the charting system. I enjoyed working closely with one nurse and
got a better understanding of how to chart per the unit's policy, how
to receive and give report, and how to manage time effectively. These
skills, although are taught in school, do not make sense until you see
and do them yourself. My time as a nurse intern was rewarding, motivating,
and a form of education that cannot be found elsewhere. The skills and
knowledge I learned during the internship made me feel more comfortable
with charting and communicating and is a great transition role to be a
new grad RN!"
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