New Graduate
Training
Program

New Graduate Training Program

Available for Eligible Licensed Practical Nurses (LPNs) and Registered Nurses (RNs).

The purpose of the New Graduate Training Program is to:

• Provide new nurses with the tools, support, and guidance as they begin their careers.
• Review relevant, real-life scenarios.
• Provide instruction and strategies on applying critical thinking skills through simulation and hands-on skill development.

Eligibility and Program Details  

To qualify for the New Graduate Training Program, you must:

• Be an RN/LPN with less than 12 months of nursing experience.
• Have active State Licensure.

The New Graduate Training Program Details:

• It is an 8-week program (16 weeks in California only) designed to prepare a nurse with less than 12 months of nursing experience to transition into a professional nursing career in home health.
• Provides clinical lab and on-the-job training alongside experienced nurse preceptors.
• Includes clinical mentorship, hands-on training, emergency planning scenarios, and communication on our report line.
• Progresses from shadow to training to solo shifts, as appropriate.
• Combines classroom, virtual, and self-study.
• It provides the opportunity to be exposed to and trained to care for patients with various acuity levels.