The mission of the HM NRP is to foster the professional growth and leadership development of the newly licensed nurse through personal connections and integration of innovative best practices, empowering them to gain the confidence and competence to transition from advanced beginner to competent professional nurse.
Thank you for your interest in Houston Methodist's Nurse Residency Program. The application window for the 2025 Summer Cohort is now closed. Please check back in May to explore opportunities for our Fall Cohort, and in the meantime join our Talent Network
To apply for the Summer Nurse Residency Cohort, click the hospital name below to complete the application. Available specialties will differ by location. If you're interested in multiple hospitals, please apply separately to each location.
| Application Period | Employment Start Date | Nurse Residency Cohort Start Date |
|---|---|---|
| Summer Cohort: Monday, January 13 - Tuesday, January 21 Interview Day - By Invite Only- Week of Feb. 24 |
June/July | • Transition to Practice classes start July/August • HM NRP starts August |
| Fall Cohort: Friday, May 23 – Friday, May 30 Interview Day- By Invite Only- Week of June 23 |
September/October | October/November |
| Winter Cohort: Monday, August 25 – Tuesday, Sept 2 Interview Day - By Invite Only - Week of Sept. 29 |
January/February | • Transition to Practice classes start February/March • HM NRP starts March |
*note: applications will open after 8:00am and close at 5:00pm.
For further information please email gradnursecareers@houstonmethodist.org
That's why Houston Methodist (HM) is strongly committed to its Nurse Residency Program (NRP), which ensures that our nurses do not start their journey alone, but are instead nurtured every step of the way.
A collaborative venture with the Vizient/AACN Nurse Residency Program™, the NRP offers support to baccalaureate prepared nurses by cultivating their leadership abilities and professional development.
Houston Methodist's CCNE accredited Nurse Residency Program offers practical solutions to dilemmas that nurses often face and has proven to be very effective in fostering confidence and guiding new nurse graduates through their transition to professional practice. In addition the new nurse develops confidence and clinical competency throughout the residency program.
