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Baptist Health is offering a new Bone Marrow Transplant (BMT) Transitional Residency for registered nurses seeking to specialize in BMT and related areas. The program is competency-based and includes training in Critical Care, Bone Marrow, and Oncology in an inpatient setting.
The residency starts on November 16, 2026, with a cohort of experienced RNs entering the BMT track. The program targets RNs with at least 1 year of acute care hospital experience and is designed to prepare nurses for the
Baptist Hospital is offering a new and growing in-patient Bone Marrow Transplant training opportunity. The BMT Transitional Residency is a competency basedprogram that will include training in Critical Care, Bone Marrow and Oncology. As an inpatient BMT RN you will be able to provide care for patients battling illnesses that require a bone marrow transplant; prepare patients and their families for the treatments, educate how the treatment will help the patient’s condition and answer question about the process.
The Transitional Bone Marrow Transplant RN Residency is now accepting applications. If offered, the program will start on November 16, 2026 cohort. This position is for experienced RN's wanting to go into an Bone Marrow Transplant with a minimum of 1 yearof RN experience in an acute care hospital setting.
Program availability is subject to change and will only run based on organizational needs. Placement, interview, and location preferences are not guaranteed.
The Registered Nurse is a licensed professional able to demonstrate the following core competencies: assessment, technical skills, communication, critical thinking, interpersonal skills, planning, intervention, evaluation, flexibility, organizational skills, professional accountability, leadership and service.
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 emergency care nursing.
At Baptist Health, nursing is a top priority. We recognize the unique value nurses bring to our high quality evidence-based patient-and-family centered care environment. Our Professional Nurse Advancement Program recognizes and rewards Nurses at Baptist Health for being committed to personal and professional growth while continuing to provide high quality direct patient care. Use your education to demonstrate your clinical proficiency and professional competence at Baptist Health and come join the best place to be your best.
EOE, including disability/vets