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The Kaiser Permanente Northern California Nurse Residency Program supports newly licensed registered nurses (RNs) as they transition to practice to one of our 21 Northern California medical centers.
Our 12-month nursing residency program helps newly licensed registered nurses (RNs) begin their careers and ease the transition to professional practice.
This program supports New Graduate RN’s (NGRN) successful transition into practice and their journey from novice to advanced-beginner to competent RNs in alignment with Patricia Benner’s Novice-to-Expert model, KP SCAL Mission, Vision, and Values as well as our KP Nursing Professional Practice Model. The design of the New Graduate RN ...
The Nurse Residency Program is a 12-month transition to practice program that will support new graduate nurses as they transition to competent nurse professionals. What clinical tracks are available? All residents will be trained in our inpatient Medical Surgical and Telemetry units.
KPNursing.org or Nursing Pathways website is Kaiser Permanente's online resource for nursing. It is collection of national programs and initiatives, Nursing Pathways gives you the tools to enrich your career and your practice.
Does Kaiser Permanente have New Grad training programs? Northern California - Please visit Nurse Scholars Academy for more information regarding their residency and fellowship program. Southern California - New Grad Training programs are only available to nurses that have already been hired by Kaiser Permanente.
Residency Program Details. Nurse residents are hired as a Staff Nurse I, into a 6-month limited duration, benefited, training position. After 6 months, residents transfer into an open, regular benefited Staff nurse II position; residents' complete transition to practice program and EBP project. Phase 1.
