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Nurse Residency
We offer a Transition to Practice Nurse Residency program for new graduate nurses, supporting you in your transition from nursing student to professional nurse.
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Nursing Application and Orientation
Learn more about applying for nursing careers and orientation.
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Ask Clinical Talent Acquisition
Have a question about Nursing at Nationwide Children's Hospital? Use this form to send us your inquiries.
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Nursing Careers
Our nurses say that working in pediatrics is incredibly rewarding. We are a national leader in pediatric medicine offering a fast-paced environment, competitive pay, benefits and more.
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Nurse Extern Programs
The Nurse Extern Programs offer pediatric nursing skill-building, educational workshops, and career development opportunities for junior and senior nursing students.
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Nursing Student Instructor Orientation
All new instructors are required to attend the New Faculty Orientation, even if they are an employee of Nationwide Children's.
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Nursing Student Precepted Placement Requests
Access the Nursing Student Precepted Placement Requests form.
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Spiritual Care
Chaplains in the Department of Spiritual Care provide emotional and spiritual support for patients, families and staff. Support is given to those of all faiths and cultures.
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Primary Care Research Network
The Nationwide Children’s Hospital Primary Care Research Network (PCRN) is a consortium of pediatric primary care practices focused on improving child health and family outcomes through high-quality research in primary care settings. Additionally, the Pediatric Primary Care Research Affinity Group (PPC-RAG) awards supplemental funding on an annual basis for collaborative projects.
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Nationwide Children’s Hospital Guidance for Parents About Acetaminophen Use
Recent headlines linking acetaminophen use in pregnancy to autism can feel alarming—but what does the science actually say? Discover why major medical organizations continue to recommend acetaminophen, what alternatives may pose risks, and how to talk with your doctor about safe options for your family.