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New Graduate RN Residency Program – Medical/Surgical Telemetry (II West) Start Date: August 2027 Location: Geneva General Hospital – Geneva, NY Department: II West – Medical/Surgical Telemetry Full-Time | Registered Nurse (RN) Launch Your Nursing Career in Medical/Surgical Telemetry! Are you a new graduate Registered Nurse ready to begin your nursing career in a dynamic environment where you can build strong clinical skills and make a meaningful difference in patients’ lives?
Our New Graduate RN Residency Program – Medical/Surgical Telemetry, II West is designed to provide newly licensed nurses with the education, clinical experience, mentorship, and support needed to confidently transition from nursing school into professional practice. On II West, you’ll work alongside experienced nurses and healthcare professionals while learning to care for patients with a variety of medical and surgical conditions, including those requiring cardiac monitoring and close observation.
This residency offers an excellent opportunity to strengthen your assessment skills, develop clinical judgment, and gain confidence in managing patients with changing healthcare needs. What You Can Expect Comprehensive orientation and structured clinical training Guidance and mentorship from experienced Medical/Surgical Telemetry nurses and preceptors Hands-on experience caring for patients with diverse medical and surgical diagnoses Introduction to telemetry monitoring and recognition of cardiac rhythm changes Development of assessment, prioritization, and critical-thinking skills Training in medication administration, patient monitoring, and treatment planning Opportunities to recognize and respond to changes in patient conditions Experience collaborating with physicians, nurses, and other healthcare professionals Ongoing support throughout your transition to independent practice A collaborative environment focused on professional development, teamwork, and patient safety New Graduate Bonus Opportunity Eligible new graduates may qualify for our RN New Graduate Incentive Program .
Financial incentives are available based on program eligibility and applicable employment commitments. Qualifications Education Graduate of an accredited School of Professional Nursing required. Licensure New York State Registered Nurse (RN) license required upon employment/start of clinical practice.
Newly licensed RNs and recent nursing graduates are encouraged to apply. Certifications Basic Life Support (BLS) required. Additional certifications and clinical competencies will be completed as required during orientation and residency training.
Who We're Looking For We’re looking for a new graduate who is: Eager to learn and develop professionally Interested in medical/surgical and telemetry nursing A strong communicator and team player Able to prioritize responsibilities in a fast-paced healthcare environment Committed to providing safe, compassionate, patient-centered care Motivated to strengthen clinical judgment, assessment, and critical-thinking skills Previous Medical/Surgical or telemetry experience is not required.
Why Start Your Career in Medical/Surgical Telemetry? Medical/Surgical Telemetry nursing provides a strong foundation for your nursing career by combining comprehensive patient care with opportunities to develop cardiac monitoring and assessment skills. You’ll learn to recognize changes in patient conditions, respond to evolving clinical needs, and collaborate with an interdisciplinary team to deliver high-quality care.
If you’re ready to take the next step from nursing student to confident professional RN, our August 2027 New Graduate RN Residency Program on II West – Medical/Surgical Telemetry can help you get there. Apply today and start building your nursing career with Finger Lakes Health! FLH123
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Launch Your Nursing Career in Medical/Surgical Telemetry! On II West, you’ll work alongside experienced nurses and healthcare professionals while learning to care for patients with a variety of medical and surgical conditions, including those requiring cardiac monitoring and close observation.