NYU Langone Medical Center - Department of Nursing

NYU Langone Medical Center, an operating unit of New York University, consist of the NYU School of Medicine and the NYU Hospitals Center, which includes the Tisch Hospital, the Rusk Institute of Rehabilitation Medicine, and the NYU Hospital for Joint Diseases (HJD merged with NYU Langone Medical Center on 1/1/2006 to become NYU HJD).
NYU Hospitals Center is known nationally and internationally for its high caliber of nursing care. We value our nurses by maintaining a positive learning environment to support their nursing practice. It is an excellent place for new baccalaureate graduates to begin their career as well as for experienced nurses to continue their professional growth.
In 2005, NYU Hospitals Center (Tisch/Rusk) nurses earned the prestigious Magnet Award, and again in 2009, received Magnet Redesignation, placing NYU Hospitals Center (Tisch/Rusk) in the 6% of U.S. hospitals to have earned this coveted award for nursing excellence.

Respected throughout the healthcare field, NYU Hospitals Center nurses enjoy the benefits of a nursing service that's second to none: with tuition remission for formal education at NYU College of Nursing, and an environment that's singularly respectful of the vital role you play on our patients' recovery and well-being.

Why Work at NYU Langone Medical Center?

When you join the nursing staff at NYU Langone Medical Center, you join one of the most prestigious health care institutions in the country, long recognized as an innovator in patient care, education, and research. You also become part of a philosophy that fosters excellence in all areas of nursing practice.
Located in Manhattan, NYU Langone Medical Center have always attracted the best of talents. It is therefore not a surprise to hear from our nurses that the biggest benefit of working here is how you will grow professionally and personally