Nursing at the NIH Clinical Center

The NIH Clinical Center is on the Journey to Magnet® Recognition

photo from Magnet 'Journey to Excellence' event

Magnet® recognized organizations demonstrate excellence in nursing practice, high quality patient outcomes and exceed robust benchmarks for the safety of patients. Nurses in Magnet® accredited organizations collaborate with interprofessional teams to create an environment of excellence, as well as strive to elevate their practice through evidence based care, professional development and leadership.

Magnet® recognition affirms the compassion, quality and dedication that we strive to offer patients and families at the Clinical Center. We look forward to each step of our journey as we continue to serve our patients and the bio-medical research community.


What is Magnet?

To nurses, Magnet Recognition means education and development through every career stage. To patients, it means the very best care, delivered by nurses who are supported to be the very best that they can be.
-American Nurses Credentialing Center


Timeline to Magnet Accreditation

Magnet Journey Milestones Timeline


Nurses standing with Magnet banner

 

Contact:

Rachel Coumes, RN, MSN, NPD-BC
Magnet Program Manager, Clinical Center Nursing Department
rachel.coumes@nih.gov

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This page last updated on 01/05/2024

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