• Nursing and administrative staff actively trouble shoot and problem solve issues as they arise. RNs are encouraged to voice their opinions and suggestions at all times.
• Mercy Health Partners enjoys a family-like atmosphere, where deep and lasting relationships are developed at work.
• Most patients have private rooms, supporting close relationships with the nursing staff and privacy for the patient's family.
• Spirituality is promoted at Mercy.

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Balance

Career Choices

• Mercy promotes from within, providing you with opportunities to grow. We offer ongoing training so you can keep learning and stay current on new equipment and techniques.
• Our extended new grad-mentoring (or preceptor) program averages 8-10 weeks, longer than many other hospitals.
• Tuition reimbursement is offered for advanced degrees. We'll provide flexible scheduling for you to continue your education.
• You can grow and learn at Mercy, making this your career choice for life!

Personal Life

• A sense of balance between you and your work is very important. At Mercy, we understand how important that balance is to you. So, we offer flexible scheduling with a variety of shifts.
• Off shift hours, along with pay incentives allow you to choose your work schedule. Evening or night shifts are particularly well suited for those nurses with nighttime biorhythms.
• We offer a two-day weekend alternative that frees your weekdays. For associates with small children or nurses returning to school, our 12-hour weekend shifts pay benefits and may suit your personal needs.
• The teamwork developed on your unit can easily extend to personal friendships.

Critical Attributes

We at Mercy feel that nursing can be a very fulfilling career; particularly when you, as a nurse, are able to make a real difference in a patient's life. It intrinsically affects your own life.

• You listen to patients and understand what they need.
• We can count on you, because you're willing to do what it takes to care for a patient or support the nursing team.
• Excellent nursing also demands good organization and communication skills. Being a critical thinker and problem solver are other key elements.
• Some of our best nurses become mentors; showing new grads and the newer nurses how to become caring, effective nurses too.
• You are alert and responsive to the needs of your patients, as well as the staff and nursing team.
• Nursing requires paying attention to many details & prioritizing multiple tasks. You are able to manage this in a fast paced, ever-changing environment.
• Having strong written and verbal skills are part of your communication effectiveness.