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For Nurses
Learn, Lead & Grow
Children’s National nurses aim not just to lead the field of pediatric nursing, but to advance it through research, evidence-based practice and academic achievement.
At Children’s National, our nurses’ satisfaction consistently ranks above the national average in areas ranging from overall job enjoyment to opportunities for professional development. This satisfaction stems from a culture in which our nurses are empowered through four primary pillars:
- Partners in Care. Our nurses share in decision-making with the entire healthcare team – patients, families, physicians and the community.
- Evidence-Based Nursing. In a culture of collaboration and respect, improving patient care outcomes is unparalleled.
- Shared Nursing Leadership. Through various leadership councils, our nurses help create and integrate solutions into the care delivered in their unit, in their department and across Children's National.
- Professional Development. Like health care, our nursing practice is constantly evolving. We work to support our nurses’ professional growth, promote the profession and uphold professional standards.
Keeping Nurses on the Leading Edge
We’re equally dedicated to launching new nurses’ careers with structured clinical programs for nursing students and recent grads, as well as specialty fellowships.
We also use our Simulation Learning Center to help our team, as well as members of the local health care community, practice clinical skills and care procedures on computerized mannequins.