Nursing

Nursing Careers at The University of Vermont Health Network

Our nurses are a critical part of the UVMHN team. We celebrate their daily contributions and the positive impact they have on our patients and their health.

At The University of Vermont Health Network, you will work with a diverse group of nurses, physicians, and specialty practitioners who personally care about their patients and community. No matter the location, every employee has a hand in contributing to the wellness of patients. You'll discover a culture of teamwork, professionalism, and mutual respect at UVMHN.

Diverse Nursing Opportunities

Our nursing career offerings are just as diverse as our lifestyle and cultural offerings. We are always looking for dedicated Nurses to join our team in the following specialties:

Ambulatory
Cardiology
Critical Care
Dialysis
Emergency Dept
Labor & Delivery
Leadership
Maternal Child
Medical / Surgical
Oncology
OR / Procedural
Psychiatry

Our teams bring the best of community and academic medicine together as one, sharing their knowledge and resources to give patients access to leading-edge technology, advanced treatment options and the highest level of compassionate care.

Hear From Our Nurses

“I get to see patients with many different diagnosis' and treatments, which continuously expands my knowledge. I literally learn something new every shift. I love working with patients that others may deem being a challenge. I give them all my love, care and time so they are able to heal with dignity. Every day brings something new. My day is never boring.”

Jamie, Staff Nurse (1 year experience)

“I have chosen medicine as my specialty for 27 years because I love the variety of diagnosis' and nursing critical thinking required in caring for patients/people of all different backgrounds over the course of their healing process. I love being an integral part of their healthcare team and getting to know patients and their families on a personal level. I love sharing my knowledge through teaching nursing students and new hires and showing them what a wonderful and rewarding profession nursing has been to me.”

Julie, Staff Nurse (27 years experience)

“I started on McClure 6 a year ago as a new grad nurse. I did my senior practicum for nursing school on the unit and really enjoyed it. McClure 6 is a general medicine unit which means we see a wide variety of patients and diagnoses. I chose to start here as a new grad nurse because it’s a floor where you can learn a lot. Our patients frequently have consults from several specialties, so you gain knowledge about many fields. Over the last year, I have made numerous connections and have had the opportunity to impact many patients’ lives. One of my favorite parts about McClure 6 is my coworkers. They are supportive and always willing to lend a helping hand. Even on the most challenging days, they can make me smile. Being a nurse on McClure 6 is a rewarding career and being a part of it means you’ll be a part of a great team!”

Emily Gervais, RN, BSN (2 years experience)

“I get to see patients with many different diagnosis' and treatments, which continuously expands my knowledge. I literally learn something new every shift. I love working with patients that others may deem being a challenge. I give them all my love, care and time so they are able to heal with dignity. Every day brings something new. My day is never boring.”

Jamie, Staff Nurse (1 year experience)

“I have chosen medicine as my specialty for 27 years because I love the variety of diagnosis' and nursing critical thinking required in caring for patients/people of all different backgrounds over the course of their healing process. I love being an integral part of their healthcare team and getting to know patients and their families on a personal level. I love sharing my knowledge through teaching nursing students and new hires and showing them what a wonderful and rewarding profession nursing has been to me.”

Julie, Staff Nurse (27 years experience)

“I started on McClure 6 a year ago as a new grad nurse. I did my senior practicum for nursing school on the unit and really enjoyed it. McClure 6 is a general medicine unit which means we see a wide variety of patients and diagnoses. I chose to start here as a new grad nurse because it’s a floor where you can learn a lot. Our patients frequently have consults from several specialties, so you gain knowledge about many fields. Over the last year, I have made numerous connections and have had the opportunity to impact many patients’ lives. One of my favorite parts about McClure 6 is my coworkers. They are supportive and always willing to lend a helping hand. Even on the most challenging days, they can make me smile. Being a nurse on McClure 6 is a rewarding career and being a part of it means you’ll be a part of a great team!”

Emily Gervais, RN, BSN (2 years experience)

Joining our team has its perks:

We encourage professional growth and development
We ensure our nurses are truly happy and feel valued
We offer structured preceptorships and continuing education
We are committed to great patient ratios
Our team culture is unlike what you’ll find at other hospitals
We’ve made significant investments in safe patient handling and mobility equipment
Nurses truly have a voice here through our shared governance

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