Training programs
Professional growth and cross-training are essential to being exceptional caregivers
Baylor Scott & White
Join a host of multi-skilled, compassionate professionals who thrive in a culture that fosters a sense of responsibility and initiative when it comes to patients' care and well-being
Our mission is to operate an integrated heart and vascular healthcare delivery system. Founded as a Christian ministry of healing, the Baylor Scott & White Heart and Vascular Hospital exists to serve the Dallas Metroplex and beyond by offering a continuum of quality service dedicated to quality care, patient safety, medical education, research and community service.
Cardiovascular Essentials Internship
This eight- to 10-week program offers classroom learning as well as clinical experience with a preceptor to give the telemetry nurse the knowledge needed to work in a cardiac telemetry area. Content includes basic EKG interpretation, cardiac anatomy and physiology, use of emergency drugs, emergency protocols, ABG interpretation and management, lab interpretation, interventional cardiovascular procedures, acute stroke, myocardial infarctions, heart failure and pacemakers. Internships begin in January and June.
Critical Care Essentials Internship
The program will be offered twice a year on an "as-needed" basis. Content includes EKG interpretation; use of emergency drugs; emergency protocols; ABG interpretation and management; hemodynamic monitoring, including arterial, CVP, pulmonary artery, and cardiac output monitoring; mechanical ventilation management; lab interpretations and medical ethics. Internships begin in June and September.
Operating Room Internship
This 16- to 20-week perioperative internship, based on AORN standards, will include classroom, computer-based activities and clinical experiences. Nurses will acquire the professional nursing knowledge and skills necessary to promote safe passage and optimize outcomes of patients undergoing operative or other invasive procedures in the surgical setting. Internships begin in January and June.
Why Texas?
Texas is the second-largest state in the United States, both in size and population. It’s the place we call home and where you will feel most at home. From delicious foods to an expanding job market, there are plenty of reasons to live in the great state of Texas.
We recieved Magnet® recognition for the third consecutive time; a testament to the continued dedication to high-quality nursing practice. The American Nurses Credentialing Center’s (ANCC) Magnet Recognition Program® distinguished healthcare organizations that meet rigorous standards for nursing excellence and this credential is the highest national honor for professional nursing practice.
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