I'm interested in the NICUs across Texas. Share any information you have about the NICUs in Texas, be as specific or general as you'd like. I thought it would be helpful for current or future neonatal nurses to be able to have an insight and get an idea about what each NICU offers. Please add any NICUs I missed and answer as much or as little as you want!!!
Hospital: (Name of Hospital or System: Baylor Scott & White, HCA, THR, etc)
Level:
# of Beds: you can state number of beds on floor/hospital, does your unit offer private rooms, etc.)
City: (Dallas, Houston, Austin, Waco, Bryan etc.)
Internship/Resideny offered:
Pay:
NNP Available:
Patient Population: (What does the hospital/unit cater to? Ethnicty, race, age, etc.)
Staff Population: (How many staff on your unit, average age range, ethnicties, etc.)
General Info: (Anything that stands out about the unit/hospital? Self scheduling, great benefits, higher hourly rates, 8 or12 hr shift options, etc. What don't you like about your hospital or that it does not offer)
HCA: Las Colinas Medical Center, Medical Center of Arlington, Medical Center Lewisville, Medical Center Plano, Medical Center (Childrens) Dallas, Medical City of McKinney
Cooks
UT Southwestern
Austin NICUs:
St.Davids: Medical and Womens Center, Round Rock, South Austin, Georgetown
Hello fellow neonatal nurses,
I'm interested in the NICUs across Texas. Share any information you have about the NICUs in Texas, be as specific or general as you'd like. I thought it would be helpful for current or future neonatal nurses to be able to have an insight and get an idea about what each NICU offers. Please add any NICUs I missed and answer as much or as little as you want!!!
Hospital: (Name of Hospital or System: Baylor Scott & White, HCA, THR, etc)
Level:
# of Beds: you can state number of beds on floor/hospital, does your unit offer private rooms, etc.)
City: (Dallas, Houston, Austin, Waco, Bryan etc.)
Internship/Resideny offered:
Pay:
NNP Available:
Patient Population: (What does the hospital/unit cater to? Ethnicty, race, age, etc.)
Staff Population: (How many staff on your unit, average age range, ethnicties, etc.)
General Info: (Anything that stands out about the unit/hospital? Self scheduling, great benefits, higher hourly rates, 8 or12 hr shift options, etc. What don't you like about your hospital or that it does not offer)
Dallas/Ft.Worth NICUs:
Baylor: Dallas, Carrollton, Ft.Worth, Frisco, Grapevine, McKinney
Parkland
JPS
Childrens Medical Center
Texas Health Resources: Prebyterian Dallas, Presbyterian Plano, Harris Arlington, Presbyterian Allen, Harris Cleburne, Presbyterian Denton, Harris Ft.Worth, Harris HEB, Presbyterian Kaufman, Harris SW Ft.Worth, Harris Stephenville
HCA: Las Colinas Medical Center, Medical Center of Arlington, Medical Center Lewisville, Medical Center Plano, Medical Center (Childrens) Dallas, Medical City of McKinney
Cooks
UT Southwestern
Austin NICUs:
St.Davids: Medical and Womens Center, Round Rock, South Austin, Georgetown
Seton: Dell Childrens, Brackenridge, Austin, Hays, Northwest
Waco/Temple/Killeen:
Baylor/Scott & White: McLane Childrens (Temple), Baylor Scott & White Hillcrest Medical Center (Waco), Killeen Metroplex Hospital
Bryan/College Station:
Scott & White: College Station
College Station Medical Center
Houston:
Texas Children's
St. Josephs
Cypress Fairbanks
Houston NW Medical Center
HCA: Woman's Hospital of Texas
Houston Methodist: Sugarland, Willowbrook, San Jacinto, Katy West, Texas Medical Center
Memorial Hermann: Childrens, Katy, Southwest, Southeast, Sugarland, Northeast