The front line of our front-liners is, without doubt, our Emergency Department. If you are looking to make an impact, the Mount Sinai Emergency Department Nursing Fellowship may be for you. Our health system is a microcosm of New York City itself—culturally, economically, and ethnically diverse. You will be prepared to handle a broad spectrum of acute patient needs, from cardiovascular emergencies to stroke to trauma.

Our 24-week program includes simulations, online modules, and hands-on training through clinical rotations. You will be paired with an experienced staff ED RN to help you build relationships, knowledge, and skills in the department and serve as a trusted resource. In addition, your career advancement and transition will be guided by our nurse preceptors, who provide focused training for skills and a wealth of experience.

Requirements

Candidates must have:

• Bachelor of Science in Nursing (BSN)
• Must have successfully passed the NCLEX before the cohort start date
• Satisfactory interview with a recommendation for hire from a Mount Sinai Health System manager
• Commitment for a 2 year work engagement
• GPA of 3.2 or higher
• A strong interest in a career path as an Emergency Department nurse
• A license to practice as an RN in the State of New York
• Submitted a resume to Eileen.Silverman@mountsinai.org

How to Apply

We are continually seeking out committed nursing professionals who are passionate about making a difference at one of the most crucial times in our patients’ lives—in the Emergency Department. For more information, please email Eileen.Silverman@mountsinai.org.

Curriculum

For 2024, the cohorts will start the weeks of April 1, August 5 and December 2.

AHA BCLS required for all RN new hires, prior to orientation

From orientation through debriefing, our 24-week curriculum will prepare you for the demands of a fast-paced, high-performing emergency department.

New Beginnings/Central Nursing Orientation

Simulations of Basic ED Skills including:

• Oxygenation
• IV insertion
• Foley placement
• Medication administration
• Sepsis care
• Stroke
• STEMI
• Cardiac arrest

Cardiac Dysrhythmia Training

Life Support Certification:  ACLS, PALS, and TNCC (Trauma) as applies

Emergency Room Orientation and Rotations

• Participants will serve 12-hour shifts

In-Patient Unit Training including:

• Ventilator care
• Wound care
• Tube feedings

Focused Simulations including:

• OBGYN
• Pediatrics
• Massive transfusion protocol
• Respiratory emergencies

Critical Care Unit Training including:

• Ventilator management
• Continuous infusions
• Care of the critically ill patient

Pediatric Unit Training

In-Person and Virtual Classes including:

• Stroke education
• Basic mechanical ventilation
• End-of-life care
• Behavioral health emergencies
• OB emergencies
• Pharmacy review

Non-Clinical Learning Opportunities

• Emotional intelligence
• Cultural sensitivity and anti-bias training
• Patient experience

Debriefing Opportunities including:

• Post simulations
• Clinical event reviews