FAQs
What is the pay range for the Nurse Intern position?
The pay for this role is a fixed rate of $23.57 per hour.
What type of patients will I be caring for as a Nurse Intern?
You will provide care for patients across all age groups, including Neonates, Pediatrics, Adolescents, Adults, and Geriatrics.
Will I be working independently as a Nurse Intern?
No, you will be delivering care under the direct supervision of a Registered Nurse Preceptor.
What are the minimum qualifications required for this position?
You must be a Senior Level student in good standing at the UNM College of Nursing and have completed a Basic Nursing Skills Course.
Is prior nursing experience required for this position?
No prior specific nursing experience is required, but having bilingual skills or related experience is considered nonessential.
What are the shift requirements for this role?
This is a casual pool position, and shifts will be scheduled as needed, primarily during days.
Are there any certifications required for this position?
Yes, you will need to obtain CPR for Healthcare/BLS Provider or Professional Rescuers certification within 30 days and, upon completion of the program, secure a temporary or permanent RN license within 6 weeks.
What physical demands are associated with this job?
The position involves heavy work, requiring the ability to exert 50 to 100 pounds of force occasionally, 25 to 50 pounds frequently, and 10 to 20 pounds constantly.
Will I need to follow any government regulations or safety policies?
Yes, you will need to adhere to patient safety-related policies, procedures, and protocols to ensure a safe environment for patients and staff.
What opportunities are there for professional development in this role?
There is an emphasis on enhancing professional growth and development through participation in educational programs, workshops, and in-services.