Nursing Opportunities

Ridgeview is Hiring for a Variety of Nursing Positions

Join our growing team and enjoy a rewarding career while making a difference in your community. Ridgeview is looking for individuals who exemplify kindness, compassion and intuition, and who want to join a team where they truly matter. Ridgeview offers competitive wages, benefits and opportunities for career growth and advancement. New graduates are encouraged to apply. 

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What is it Like to Work at Ridgeview?

The culture at Ridgeview is one of community.

“I wanted to live and take care of the people who I was connected with and that’s my family, friends and neighbors.” See why Beth Kalb, MSN, RN, director, Patient Care Services, enjoys her nursing career at Ridgeview.

“I like working at Ridgeview because we all really care about our community and our patients. Together, as a team, we come together to make the best decisions for our patients.” See what Ridgeview Nurse Navigators Jennifer Jerde, RN, and Cyndy Stuckmayer, RN, have to say about their careers at Ridgeview.

Programs for Nursing Students and New Graduates

Ridgeview supports nurses starting their careers by — offering guidance, on-the-job training, mentorship and experience through our Nurse Residency Program, Nurse Technician Program and internship opportunities.

Ridgeview’s Nurse Residency Program offers the support registered nurse (RN) graduates need to gain autonomy, competency and confidence as they enter their nursing careers.

Ridgeview’s Nurse Technician Program offers nursing students on-the-job training, mentorship and support as they prepare for the NCLEX.

Ridgeview offers paid internships for eligible nursing students who have completed their junior year of their baccalaureate degree nursing program.

Professional Development Through Simulation Training

Ridgeview nurses are supported in their careers through professional development and clinical education, including simulation training. Simulation training is a technique that replicates many aspects of a clinical situation through a realistic, interactive approach — allowing clinicians to develop and master their skills. This provides enhanced opportunities to teach our nurses how to care for patients with more complex needs.