Roswell Park’s Department of Nursing boasts a dynamic staff of over 800 strong — registered nurses, administrators, nurse practitioners, licensed practical nurses, hospital clinical assistants and clinical support assistants — working together to deliver exceptional care to people with cancer and their families.

As an essential pillar of a nationally ranked comprehensive cancer center, the Department of Nursing contributes to evidence-based practices with nurse-driven research, initiates educational programs and mentors and develops the next generation of nursing leaders.


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Registered nurses

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Have Bachelor's Degree

290

Have ANCC recognized certification

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OR nurse Ashley Kerr, physican assistant Amy Chappell and surgical technologist Andrea Messmer helped Dr. Nurkin with his 500th robot-assisted surgery.

Why become a nurse at Roswell Park?

Imagine working among 700 nurses united with the purpose of lifting the burden of cancer. At Roswell Park, your talents, passions and aspirations will be mentored, recognized, celebrated and supported.

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How we practice

Our patients have highly complex clinical, psychosocial and educational needs and Roswell Park nurses are a critical part of meeting these needs at every stage of cancer care, from diagnosis, through treatment, to survivorship.

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Nursing education & research

Beyond the bedside, Roswell Park nurses have many opportunities to further academic goals and conduct evidence-based research that can change and improve cancer care.

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I chose Roswell Park because wanted to get the best patient bedside experience possible in the area. I had worked in other facilities where patient care was not a priority, and I hated the feeling of not being able to do everything possible for my patient. The positivity and the overall willingness of Roswell Park nurses to do everything for their patients has been a welcome surprise. THESE are REAL nurses!Aiyana Logan, AAS
2021 Nursing Annual Report

2021 Nursing Annual Report

The year 2021 was a banner one for nursing as Roswell Park developed and initiated many exciting programs including a Career Ladder for nurses, began renovations on space for nursing education that includes simulation of inpatient and ambulatory care areas and received an Accreditation with Distinction for our Nursing Residency Program from the American Nurses Credentialing Center (ANCC). Read more about our recent accomplishments in our Nursing Annual Report.

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Why I work for Roswell Park

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"Roswell Park is a genuinely fantastic place to work. Whether you have been a nurse for a day or many years, you won't regret coming here."

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Nursing awards & recognitions

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Roswell Park recognizes Registered Nurses, who make a positive difference in the life of a patient/family experiencing cancer by demonstrating compassion and respect for the patient’s individual needs and goals.

Awards & recognitions

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