For the latest COVID-19 information, visit vcuhealth.org/covid-19 or Children’s Hospital of Richmond at VCU for pediatrics. For vaccine details, visit vcuhealth.org/covidvaccine.
For the latest COVID-19 information, visit vcuhealth.org/covid-19 or Children’s Hospital of Richmond at VCU for pediatrics. For vaccine details, visit vcuhealth.org/covidvaccine.
Our nurses impact patients, families and each other in positive, life-changing ways. Every day at VCU Health, our nurses bring their passion to preserve and restore the health of our patients. Together, as a team, our nurses use the best evidence, clinical excellence and caring to guide nursing practice, advance the profession and transform health care. This is at the heart of who we are.
As a nurse at VCU Health, you can expect:
We know you have many choices. Here are some of the advantages that make us unique.
Our nurses practice with respect for all individuals' inherent dignity, worth, unique attributes, and human rights. The nursing practice environment is built on a foundation of shared governance and underpinned by a culture of respect, recognition and reward. It is supported by the professional values of caring, knowledge, leadership and collaboration.
We offer many different nursing opportunities, and each position demonstrates unique clinical skills and knowledge. At the unit level, our nurses gain direction, education, and develop leadership skills.
Our nursing positions have different sets of requirements based on experience, education, and training.
When you join our team, you will participate in an accredited nurse residency program. You’ll find our opportunities for professional growth and development will help you grow in your nursing career.
Other nursing benefits include:
Are you interested in participating in our graduate residency program? Learn more about our New Nurse Grads program.
“Out of all the area hospitals, VCU Health is where I felt the most supported. Our CRNA team is amazing. There is a huge variety, if you don’t know something, one of your CRNA peers will know – as we see any type of patient and aliments.” – Ashley Stigall, CRNA in Anesthesiology
“If you want to work in a place where people truly love their job, love what they do, and love each other, then VCU Health is the place to be.” - Steven Son, RN at ICU
“I wanted to be at VCU Health because it is a level-one trauma center. You are able to see a little bit of everything. I enjoy helping people who are at their worst part of their lives, and make a difference.” - Lauren Metzger, RN at ICU
“I wanted to be somewhere that that had everything in-house. There is nowhere else to send patients. I did clinical training around different areas within Richmond, and VCU Health was so impressive. As a level-one trauma center, we have so many opportunities. We even help prepare the commonwealth if there is an Ebola outbreak.” - Andrew Peterson, RN at ICU
