Nurse Residency

Provident Behavioral Health; Saint Petersburg (FL); On-site; USD 52,000 - 70,000; Full time

Job summary

Provident Behavioral Health is seeking a New Nurse RN Residency (Transition-to-Practice) to support newly licensed RNs. You will provide direct patient care under experienced preceptors while rotating through key clinical areas, strengthening clinical judgment, critical thinking, and communication through structured classroom education, simulation, and hands-on mentorship.

You will develop and refine clinical decision-making with preceptor support, maintain professionalism, and commit to

Qualifications

• Newly licensed RN seeking structured transition-to-practice residency.
• Demonstrates willingness to learn and receive guidance from preceptors.
• Strong communication and critical thinking skills in clinical settings.
• Commitment to teamwork and compassionate patient care.

Responsibilities

• Deliver compassionate, patient-centered nursing care.
• Collaborate with interdisciplinary care team.
• Apply learning from education and simulation to real patient situations.
• Develop clinical decision-making with preceptor support.
• Maintain professionalism and commitment to continuous learning.

Skills

Newly licensed RN

Willingness to learn

Communication skills

Critical thinking

Teamwork and compassionate care

Job description

New Nurse RN Residency (Transition-to-Practice)

Provide direct patient care as a newly licensed RN under the guidance of experienced preceptors while rotating through key clinical areas. Strengthen clinical judgment, critical thinking, and communication through structured classroom education, simulation, and hands-on mentorship.

Key Duties

• Deliver compassionate, patient-centered nursing care
• Collaborate with an interdisciplinary care team
• Apply learning from education and simulation to real patient situations
• Develop and refine clinical decision-making with preceptor support
• Maintain professionalism and commitment to continuous learning

Qualifications

• Newly licensed RN
• Strong willingness to learn and receive guidance
• Ability to build communication and critical thinking skills in clinical settings
• Commitment to teamwork and compassionate care