Welcome to the Department of Nursing Services at North Fulton Hospital, where there is a tradition of caring and achievement built over the more than 25 years of service to the community. We structure every aspect of the care we provide around you...our patient, because at North Fulton Hospital, we might have state-of-the-art technology and skills that rival the best hospitals in the country, but our specialty is you.
The DAISY Award program
Each month, a nurse will be selected to receive The DAISY Award from nominations received from patients, their families, physicians, and colleagues. Click here if you would like to nominate a special nurse, or for more information.
Education
North Fulton Hospital’s Versant RN Residency Program incorporates a comprehensive, evidence-based training model for the boarding of new graduate nurses.
As a result of their participation in the program, nurses gain valuable experience, judgment, skills and confidence, which are all needed for them to navigate the complexities of hospital life. Entering the professional world as novices, Residents quickly, safely, and efficiently progress to the competent level.
The program involves 18-weeks of both classroom training and:shadowing on the units through a process called looping. Residents have preceptors assigned to them who ensure that they are ready to progress through the steps of the program. Such a model provides for a broad education of what the hospital does for its patients and ensures that each nurse is comfortable with the newly learned skills.
For questions about the Versant RN Residency Program, please call 770-751-2633.
Opportunity for Advancement
North Fulton Hospital encourages nurses to enhance both patient care and their own nursing skills through the Clinical Ladders program. Nurses who choose to participate in this program select a project to pursue over the course of a year that focuses on a clinical area to be improved at the hospital. Nurses research their topics, implement new policies, and develop educational training programs to help enhance their departments and the hospital as a whole.
As Clinical Laddering Nurses better the hospital, they also better themselves as clinical professionals. As they advance through the various levels, nurses are eligible for additional pay increases.
Interested nurses can obtain information about the Clinical Advancement program from the Chief Nursing Officer. Contact Administration at 770-751-2671.
Are you interested in becoming a member of our nursing team?
Click here to search for open positions.