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I work in the NICU at Parkland in Dallas. It is a level III unit with a capacity near 100 beds. We offer a wonderful NICU residency program for new grad nurses which lasts about 18 weeks and involves both didactic and clinical timein order to truly prepare you for practice. The staff that works in our unit are like a huge family, in fact, one of the reasons I choose to stay there is that I love my coworkers, I love the challenging types of babies that we get and the opportunities to increase my knowledge as well as the opportunity to help new nurses move up the ladder by mentoring them. The pay is quite comparable to other hospitals...in fact more than most of the others and the benefits are good. if you have anyy other questions, I'd be happy to answer them.
Jamei
I work at University Hospital here in San Antonio. We have a capacity of 50. I love it there. Not too much to complain about. I also interviewed at Christus Santa Rosa (same company as Schumpert) and they have a nice NICU also. I moved here from Shreveport a few months ago and am very happy.
YUPPIE2009
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Hello,
I am thinking about working NICU when I finish nursing school. Could anyone please share what are some of the better Level II, III NICUs in Texas. If you work for a NICU please feel free to tell me about your experiences. Any advice would be welcomed