Careers at Children’s are rewarding thanks to mentorship + strong support systems

Children's nursing career fair — You’ll be surrounded by friendly faces at the nursing career fair.

Whether you’ve been working as a nurse for years or your job at Children’s will be your first opportunity out of nursing school, you’ll find a support system that can’t be beat. Programs like the mentor/mentee program in the Pediatric Intensive Care Unit provide coaching and support for new nurses who may not know what to do in unfamiliar situations. The Nursing Professional Development department is another support system along the way that trains new pediatric nurses.

“Nursing Professional Development (NPD) is a department that equips nurses to provide safe, effective patient care and the very best experiences to our patients and their families. This department develops recently graduated nurses from the start of their careers, nurses with adult experience but no pediatric experience and current nursing staff. I like to say NPD is here from ‘hire to retire.'”
Lisa Cooper, Director, Nursing Professional Development

Plus, regardless of where you work at Children’s, you’ll be surrounded by friendly faces who want to see you succeed in order to provide the best care possible for patients.

Why nurses love Children’s

Children's nurses — Life at Children’s is rewarding + joyful. (Children’s of Alabama)

Children’s of Alabama isn’t just a place to work. Nurses and every staff member here feel the vibrant culture that prioritizes teamwork and support.

Want to know the sign of just how true that is? Even when nurses leave Children’s, many of them find their way back.

“Children’s is a great place to work, with a positive upbeat culture. For the past six years, I have had the pleasure and opportunity to onboard all inpatient nurses. The excitement and energy from this group is palpable. What does not surprise me anymore is how many experienced nurses we have return to Children’s. The reasons for staff leaving vary, but the reasons for returning are similar. I have heard repeatedly, ‘no other hospital treated me as well as Children’s and I missed the kids so much!'”
Lisa Cooper, Director, Nursing Professional Development

If you think a career at Children’s sounds like a great choice for you, register now for an interview at the Children’s Nursing Career Fair.

Find a career you ❤️ at the Children’s Nursing Career Fair

Don’t just take it from me. At the Children’s Nursing Career Fair, you’ll hear from employees who have been with the staff anywhere from six months to 40 years. Want to be an LPN, an RN or a CRNA? You can speak to nurses who have been in your shoes to get your questions answered and learn more about what life at Children’s is like.

Want to know why a career at Children’s in pediatrics might be the best choice for you?

“This is the easiest question to answer; at every age, every stage, children are the best and most beautiful!”
Lisa Cooper, Director, Nursing Professional Development

Where: Bradley Conference Center, 1600 7th Ave S, Birmingham, AL 35233
When: Tuesday, February 8 | 9AM-Noon
Masks + social distancing are required.
Sign up for an onsite interview.

See what current positions are open at ChildrensAL.org/Careers. Learn more about joining the team at Children’s Hospital through their website and follow them on Instagram and Facebook for updates.

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