FAQs
What is the compensation for the Nurse Intern position?
The compensation for this role is $23.57 per hour, with additional shift differentials for weekday nights, weekend nights, and weekend day shifts.
What departments will the Nurse Intern be working in?
The Nurse Intern will be working in the Labor and Delivery department.
What are the shift requirements for this role?
The Nurse Intern position requires working days as part of a casual pool, meaning hours will be as needed.
What level of education is required for this position?
Candidates must be senior-level students in good standing with the UNM College of Nursing and must have completed a Basic Nursing Skills course at their nursing school.
Is prior experience required for this internship?
While direct prior experience is not essential, having 6 months of related experience or being bilingual in certain languages can be beneficial.
What credentials must be obtained for this position?
Candidates must have CPR for Healthcare/BLS Provider or Professional Rescuers certification within 30 days and must obtain temporary or permanent RN licensure within 6 weeks after program completion.
What physical demands are associated with this job?
This position involves heavy work, requiring the ability to exert 50 to 100 pounds of force occasionally and 25 to 50 pounds frequently to move objects or people.
What safety and environmental conditions should interns be aware of?
Interns must work with potential hazards such as chemicals and biohazardous materials, and they are required to use personal protective equipment (PPE) as needed.
How does this role support patient safety?
The Nurse Intern will follow patient safety-related policies and procedures, proactively seek to improve patient safety, report safety concerns, and encourage patients to participate in their own care.