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New Grad Nurse Residency Programs in Albuquerque, NM

2 hospitals and health systems in the Albuquerque area have 6 new grad RN jobs open today. Each is read every night from the hospital's own job board, with the cohort it starts in and the pay it states.

The Albuquerque area here is the Albuquerque, NM metropolitan area.

Hospitals hiring new grad RNs in Albuquerque

Most open jobs in the area first, with the cohorts, units and pay of their postings here.

HospitalOpen jobsCohorts namedUnitsPosted pay
Genesis HealthCare3Not namedSeveral$38-$41/hr
United Surgical Partners International3Not namedSeveralNot stated

Open new grad RN jobs in Albuquerque

Residencies, new grad RN jobs and graduate nurse (GN) jobs, newest first. Each opens its full posting and applies on the hospital's own job board.

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Frequently asked questions

Which hospitals in Albuquerque have nurse residency programs?

2 hospitals and health systems in the Albuquerque area have new grad RN jobs open today: Genesis HealthCare (3) and United Surgical Partners International (3). Each one's jobs are read every night from its own job board.

When do Albuquerque nurse residencies start?

None of the Albuquerque postings open today names a start date in its title; read each posting for when it starts. Most hospitals start new graduate nurses a few times a year, after the spring and winter graduations, and take applications a few months before.

How much do new grad nurses make in Albuquerque?

The Albuquerque new grad RN jobs open today post from $38 to $41 an hour across their posted ranges (3 postings state a rate). That is the base rate; shift differentials and sign-on bonuses, where a posting offers them, are in the posting itself.

Can I apply before I pass the NCLEX?

Yes, at most hospitals: residencies hire new graduates before they are licensed, and a posting marked "GN" or "Graduate Nurse" takes nurses who have graduated but not yet passed the NCLEX. You need an active RN license in the job's state by the date the posting states.