Nursing Residency
Start Your Nursing Career with Confidence
At Boone Health, we know that learning continues far beyond nursing school. The transition into clinical practice brings ongoing opportunities to build confidence, strengthen skills, and grow as a professional nurse.
Our Nurse Residency Program is designed to support newly graduated nurses during their first year in a direct patient care role, helping bridge the gap from student to practicing nurse in a supportive and structured environment.
About the Program
Boone Health’s Nurse Residency Program combines structured learning with hands-on clinical experience and focuses on:
- Clinical and professional development
- Leadership at the point of care
- Improving patient outcomes
- Supporting successful role transition
Participants also benefit from connecting with a cohort of peers, building relationships, and sharing experiences in a collaborative learning environment.
The Nurse Residency program at Boone Health has accreditation as a Practice Transition Accreditation Program® (PTAP) through the American Nurses Credentialing Center.

Program Features
- Monthly educational seminars (minimum of 4 hours; paid time)
- Structured learning experiences to develop clinical reasoning and competence
- Completion of an evidence-based practice (EBP) project that supports improvements in patient care with support of EBP mentor
- Dedicated support from trained preceptors and experienced nurse leaders
- Clinical mentorship from program facilitators and subject matter experts
- Participation in a supportive new graduate nurse cohort
- Group mentoring sessions for reflection, discussion, and peer support
- Access to online networking, resources, and professional development tools
- Guidance in developing an individualized professional development plan
- A safe, supportive environment focused on continuous learning and growth
Program Outcomes
Through participation in the Nurse Residency Program, nurses will:
- Strengthen clinical decision-making and judgment
- Build confidence and competence in practice
- Develop leadership skills at the bedside
- Integrate evidence-based practice into patient care
- Enhance engagement as a member of the Boone Health team
Program Requirements
- Designed for nurses in their first year of practice in a direct patient care role
- Requires a one-year commitment
- Completion of all program sessions and an evidence-based practice project
How to Apply
To participate in the Nurse Residency Program, apply for graduate nurse positions through the Boone Health careers site:
Explore Careers at Boone Health
For questions or more information, contact:
- Kim Farris – kfarris@boone.health
- Breanna Robinson – breanna.robinson@boone.health