
Nursing Education Programs
New Grad and Experienced RN Residency
This comprehensive, evidence-based onboarding program is designed to nurture and develop newly graduated RNs as they transition from nursing students to professional practitioners. The curriculum combines interactive classes and skills labs with real-time, hands-on experience that helps new nurses gain judgment, skills, and confidence. The Baptist Health South Florida residency is fully integrated into our educational structure and has more than 500 employees serving as preceptors, managers, clinical educators, and mentors.

Clinical Learning Support
The Baptist Health South Florida residency is fully integrated into our educational structure and has more than 500 employees serving as preceptors, managers, clinical educators and mentors.

Preceptor Program
Clinical preceptorship following the Married State preceptor model geared to guide the novice nurse towards the clinical immersion including communication and socialization into the culture of the nursing within the organization.

Collaborative Support Model
Also part of the RN residency supportive components brings together the team in a meeting to discuss the resident progression. The team includes the leader, educator, preceptor and resident to establish goals for the residents’ success.

Tuition Reimbursement
Advance your nursing education to BSN, MSN and beyond through our tuition reimbursement benefit.

New Grad Residency
Gain experience, judgment, skills and confidence you need to navigate the complexity of hospital life. Integrated into our hospital's educational structure, the Residency includes guided preceptor clinical experience, instructor-led core curriculum, interactive classes and skills labs, a formal mentoring program, debriefing/self-care sessions, and 360-degree evaluation. RN Residents, with support, progress to the competent level quickly, safely, and effectively.
The length of the New Grad Residency is 18-22 weeks.
The length of the New Grad Residency is 18-22 weeks.

This course is designed to provide nurses with theoretical knowledge needed to provide holistic family-centered care to patients and family members and is targeted toward registered nurses who are new to critical care nursing.
The length of the Multispecialty Adult Care and Specialty Care Residency is 12 to 18-weeks. (Emergency Care, Perinatal Labor & Delivery, Surgical Services, Step-Down, Critical Care, Bone Marrow Transplant, NICU, Cardiovascular Care)
The length of the Multispecialty Adult Care and Specialty Care Residency is 12 to 18-weeks. (Emergency Care, Perinatal Labor & Delivery, Surgical Services, Step-Down, Critical Care, Bone Marrow Transplant, NICU, Cardiovascular Care)
Future Cohorts
If you are already licensed, you can begin your training earlier than the dates listed below.
Please note: The term "New Graduate," is a blanket term we use to include all of the following: 'true' new graduates of nursing programs, applicants with less than one year of non-acute care experience, OR applicants with less than 6 months of acute care experience.
Spring
March 2025
Summer
July 2025
Fall
October 2025
Please keep in mind that the application process for each program begins 2-3 months prior to the start of each residency. The application window for each program will vary according to the business needs of the organization for each program.

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Frequently Asked Questions
Frequently Asked Questions
For all other inquiries, please do not hesitate to reach out to the Residency Resource team at undefined corptaprograminquiri@baptisthealth.net.