Franciscan Nurse Internship - Dyer

Franciscan Alliance•Dyer, IN

1d•Onsite

About The Position

Franciscan Health is seeking dedicated individuals for our Nurse Internship program, designed to bridge the gap between education and professional nursing practice. This program offers students the chance to gain valuable clinical experience while completing their nursing degrees. Interns will work under the direct supervision of a Registered Nurse, assisting in providing high-quality patient care. This is an excellent opportunity to learn hands-on care, recognize patient signs and symptoms, and respond effectively. Franciscan Health, a large Catholic healthcare system in the Midwest with 11 ministries across Indiana, is committed to compassionate and comprehensive care. Our internship program supports the nursing workforce demand and allows students to transition smoothly into nursing practice. Interns are paid for their work and receive tuition assistance for the final semesters of their nursing program. With a tradition of over a century in healthcare, Franciscan Health continues Christ's ministry in the Franciscan tradition, providing a safe and nurturing environment for nurses to develop new skills.

Requirements

Currently enrolled in an accredited ASN or BSN program.
Completed at least one semester of clinicals in an ASN program or at least 2 semesters at a BSN program.
Have 2-3 semesters left of school.
Currently enrolled in good standing.
Provide a current American Heart Association BLS certification.
Submit 2 letters of recommendation (one from clinical instructor).
Provide a professional statement of interest.
Submit a clearly readable unofficial transcript.
Attach your resume or CV, include expected graduation date.

Responsibilities

Utilize the nursing process (Assessment, Planning, Intervention and Evaluation) for providing direct patient care in the acute care setting.
Manage the care of patients experiencing acute and chronic conditions utilizing a holistic approach.
Integrate knowledge and skills acquired throughout the program: critical thinking, care coordination, decision making, leadership, collaboration, and communication skills.
Develop clinical reasoning and competent nursing practice and begin transition to professional practice.
Commit to working a minimum of 8-12 hours every month on their assigned unit with their assigned RN preceptor while in the Internship Program.
Commit to 3744 hours (2 years) of full time service upon obtaining their LPN and or RN credential.