What are the responsibilities and job description for the New Graduate Nurse Residency Program position at The University of Vermont Health Network?
Attention all May 2025 Graduates! Apply today for opportunities in Adult Home Health, Community Hospice and McClure Miller Respite House.
The University of Vermont Health Network Home Health & Hospice is offering a Nurse Residency Program which is a supportive and dynamic program designed to empower new graduate nurses to transition seamlessly from novice to competent-level clinicians. Our program focuses on growing staff while cultivating excellence, developing critical thinking and leadership skills to provide high-quality and compassionate care.
Opportunities include:
- Adult Home Health
- Community Hospice
- McClure Miller Respite House
Adult Home Care: Our Community Health Nurses deliver care to patients in their homes, providing a wide range of skilled nursing care while working to the top of their licensure. Each day is different; you and your clients meet between the hours of 8 am and 4:30 pm, a schedule that is coveted by many nurses! We are a comprehensive team comprised of RNs, Physical Therapists, LPNs, LNAs, SLPs, Social Workers and administrative support, all collaborating together to support patients to remain living in the setting of their choice, their home.
Community Hospice: Provides a full range of skilled nursing care to terminally ill patients in a home care setting, under moderate clinical supervision, with a focus on client education and palliative care to meet the physical and emotional needs of clients, while educating and providing support to families.
McClure Miller Respite House: We provide hospice care for people with terminal illness within Vermont’s only Medicare-certified inpatient hospice residence. Our mission is supported by our dedicated staff and community volunteers during the last chapter of people’s lives while sustaining dignity, respect and caring relationships. This position focuses on patient care and education to meet the physical and emotional needs of patients, while providing support to families.
