Alabama's only Magnet hospital, now designated 6 times for nursing excellence

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19,000 Employees
Level 1 Trauma Center
1,200+ Licensed Beds
200+ Clinics
1.6 Million Patients Annually

UAB Medicine gives nurses opportunities to gain a wide range of experience–from complex patient cases to groundbreaking clinical trials–and our emphasis on continuing education inspires you to grow and be everything you were called to nursing to be.

You can explore different specialties, learn new skills, and accomplish life-long goals. Whether you are looking to start your career, fast-track your development, or diversify your skills, UAB Medicine offers avenues for advancement that other employers cannot match.

Six straight Magnet designations for nursing excellence

UAB Hospital was recently recognized as a Magnet-designated organization for the sixth consecutive time by the American Nurses Credentialing Center Magnet Recognition Program®. UAB Hospital is only the 19th hospital worldwide to receive this designation six consecutive times and is Alabama’s only Magnet hospital.

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Weekend nursing orientation now available

Weekend orientation for PCTs and experienced nurses, including RNs and LPNs, is now available. The dates for weekend orientation include: July 20-21, Sept. 14-15, and Nov. 9-10. For more information about orientation dates and times, training, or other details, connect with our lead nurse recruiter.

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Why Our Nurses Love Working at UAB Medicine

I genuinely feel like I’m seen as a valuable member of the health care team. When I have input, I feel like it’s appreciated, and it’s respected as what I feel is best for my patient at the time. Just like I advocate for my patients, I feel like UAB has advocated for me in a lot of ways.

Anderson Lopez Castillo, BSN, RN, ECMO, Registered Nurse
UAB Medicine stands out among other organizations because its nursing program is Magnet-designated and because nurses continually work to improve patient care, with the inclusion of evidence-based practices as a major component.

Dorthea Rutledge, RN-BC, Care Transitions