Registered Nurse (RN) - ED 101 Residency (February 2027)

Glens Falls Hospital•Glens Falls, NY

2d•Onsite

About The Position

Start Your Emergency Nursing Career at Glens Falls Hospital. As a new graduate nurse in our Emergency Department Specialty Track (ED 101), you'll participate in Glens Falls Hospital's ANCC-accredited Nurse Residency Program with a Magnet-recognized organization committed to nursing excellence and professional development. Designed to support the transition from nursing school to professional practice, ED 101 combines a progressive clinical orientation, specialized emergency nursing education, and ongoing mentorship throughout your first year. Because emergency nursing requires a unique combination of clinical judgment, rapid decision-making, teamwork, and adaptability, you'll begin your residency on a Medical-Surgical unit to build a strong foundation in acute care nursing before transitioning into the Emergency Department. There, you'll work alongside experienced preceptors caring for patients of all ages with a wide range of illnesses, injuries, and acuity levels while completing specialized training—including ACLS, PALS, ED Nursing Fundamentals, and additional emergency-focused education—to develop the knowledge, skills, and confidence needed to succeed as an emergency nurse.

Requirements

Graduation from a Registered Professional Nursing Program.
Bachelor's degree in Nursing is preferred; new hires will be required to complete their BSN within 5 years of hire.

Nice To Haves

Experience in Medical-Surgical rotation.
Experience in Emergency Department.
ACLS certification.
PALS certification.
ED Nursing Fundamentals training.
Additional emergency-focused education.

Responsibilities

Participate in Glens Falls Hospital's ANCC-accredited Nurse Residency Program.
Begin residency on a Medical-Surgical unit to build a strong foundation in acute care nursing.
Transition into the Emergency Department to work alongside experienced preceptors.
Care for patients of all ages with a wide range of illnesses, injuries, and acuity levels.
Complete specialized training including ACLS, PALS, ED Nursing Fundamentals, and additional emergency-focused education.
Develop knowledge, skills, and confidence needed to succeed as an emergency nurse.
Engage in structured educational sessions.
Receive ongoing mentorship and orientation support from a Clinical Nurse Educator.
Participate in a professional development day focused on peer support, career development, and nursing excellence.