Registered Nurses
Sentara Health is currently accepting applications for all upcoming and new graduate Registered Nurses!
Apply today to speak directly with our Campus Recruiter about our current opportunities for recent and upcoming new graduates. Let us help you define your career path, discuss pay and benefits, and begin interviewing for a position that is right for you!
The size and scope of Sentara offers an array of career opportunities for nurses at all levels. Working at Sentara will raise your expectations for the future of your nursing career. We believe in providing our nurses the tools, technology, and training to advance your career throughout our expanding system. We strive to make you feel welcomed and appreciated as you begin your career as a Registered Nurse.
As a new graduate you will be able to participate in our Nurse Residency Program. Sentara hospitals have joined the Vizient/ACCN Nurse Residency Program™ (NRP) which effectively supports new nurse graduates as they transition into their first professional roles. Built on evidence based curriculum developed by experts from academic medical centers and nursing schools across the country, the program focuses on these critical areas; leadership, patient outcomes and professional role. If you have less than 1 year of experience as a Registered Nurse, you will be automatically enrolled in this year long program. The residency curriculum is designed as monthly 4-hour seminar sessions and is considered paid work time supported by your education and leadership teams.
Student Medical Laboratory Technicians
Qualified candidates will be currently enrolled in an accredited school of laboratory science and be in the senior semesters in the program. Candidate will also be required to have completed a successful rotation for assigned laboratory departments. A letter of recommendation from the school's program director or instructor will be required. Upon graduation, students may be invited to join the team into the appropriate certification level of their program study (Medical Laboratory Technician or Medical Technologist).
