The MetroHealth Department of Nursing

The MetroHealth Department of Nursing consistently demonstrates excellence in nursing. As a three-time Magnet® Recognized organization, MetroHealth is one of the few public hospitals nationwide to achieve Magnet recognition.

This excellence is built upon the Nursing Mission of promoting optimal health and wellness for the community through professional collaboration, applied innovation and advanced continuing education within a culturally diverse environment. Shared governance and professional practice models are the foundation for decision-making, which results in the empirical outcomes achieved by MetroHealth nurses. The empowerment and professionalism of the nursing staff resound throughout the system, and through evidence-based practice, research and performance improvement, MetroHealth Nurses continue to advance nursing practice and improve patient outcomes.

We will be down for system maintenance Friday, August 16 at 5 PM through Monday, August 19 at 8 AM. We apologize for any inconvenience.

Nursing Leadership Positions

• House Supervisor - Main Campus
• House Supervisor - South Campus
• Manager Lorain Satellite Trauma Program - Mercy Health
• Nursing Supervisor - Inpatient Medicine, Main Campus

Current Clinical Nursing Positions

• Cardiac ICU - Main Campus, Full Time
• County Correctional Medicine - Main Downtown Jail - RN, Full Time
• County Correctional Medicine - Main Downtown Jail - LPN, Full Time
• Critical Care Ground Transport - Multiple Bases, Full Time
• Medicine, Stroke, Tele Unit 9C - Main Campus, Full Time
• Neuro ICU - Main Campus, Full Time
• The Elizabeth Prentiss Center - Full Time, Evenings

Current New Grad Nursing Positions

• Apply to clinical department of interest

Nurse Residency Transition to Practice Program

MetroHealth System Nurse Residency Transition to Practice is accredited with distinction as a Practice Transition Program by the American Nurses Credentialing Center’s Commission on Accreditation.

ANCC Practice Transition Accreditation validates hospital nurse residency programs that transition registered nurses (RNs) into new practice settings that meet rigorous, evidence-based standards for quality and excellence. Nurses in accredited transition programs, like the Nurse Residency Program, experience curricula that promote the acquisition of knowledge, skills and professional behaviors necessary to deliver safe, high-quality care.

For more information regarding MetroHealth’s Nurse Residency Transition to Practice Program, contact:

Ann Marie Anderson, MSN, RN
Coordinator, Nurse Residency Program
Department of Nursing
P: 216-778-2710
[email protected]