Home Health Care Nurse Residency Program
The New England Home Health Nurse Residency Program is a year-long transition-to-practice program that serves as a bridge to support and enhance the professional development of new graduate nurses entering home care practice.
Benefits of Working in Home Health Care
- Flexibility and independence
- Caring for a wide range of patients who have complex care needs
- Providing attentive one-on-one patient care in your community
- Providing high quality, skilled nursing care
- Opportunity for personal and professional growth
- Support from a diverse nurse community
- Exposure to multiple disciplines
Core Residency Curriculum
Throughout each program step, curriculum content is incorporated into the Residency Program. The core competencies include:
- Introduction to Home Health Care in the Certified Home Health Agency
- Patient Home Visit
- Patient Conditions and Problems
- Patient-Centered Care and Interventions
- Certified Home Health Care Delivery
Program Description
The Nurse Residency Program offers virtual training and focused learning opportunities to a group of newly employed home health nurse residents while each resident is receiving individualized clinical training, preceptor guidance, and clinical manager support while providing quality care to patients in their place of residence. The virtual education and discussion with peers in combination with the individualized clinical experiences, provide a path to learning new skills, advancing career goals, and progressing to expert nursing care to home health care patients.
The 12-month, paid comprehensive, evidence-based and standardized Nurse Residency Program promotes critical thinking, clinical skills, mentored problem-solving, and leadership skills.
If you have any questions, please call our main office at (603) 224-4093 and speak with a Human Resources representative.
