Georgia Institute of Technology
Ambulatory · Atlanta Metropolitan Area
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On the floor
What the day-to-day looks like
- Setting
- Ambulatory
Who they are
You would practice at Stamps Health Services on the Georgia Tech campus in Atlanta, an outpatient ambulatory clinic built around college-age students.
- Ambulatory · Atlanta Metropolitan Area
More about Georgia Institute of Technology
The work covers primary care, psychiatry, women’s and men’s health, travel visits, immunization and allergy, and sports medicine, with pharmacy, lab, and radiology on site. Staff are described as board-certified and experienced with this age group. Leadership is named in public materials—Senior Director Dr. Benjamin Holton, Health Operations Director John Scuderi, and Primary Care Director Dr. Dale Lawson. The institution states policies aimed at healthy work-life balance and values that include nurturing community wellbeing and ethical stewardship. A part-time Registered Nurse role has been listed for this setting. Pay ranges and staffing ratios are not published in what we have, so those details are ones you clarify when you talk with the team. Nearby, Georgia Tech and Emory’s nursing school opened a pathway (effective October 2025) for GT students into Emory’s 15-month Master of Nursing, which shows the campus is paying attention to the nursing pipeline even if that path is separate from the Stamps RN role.
Stated focus on healthy work-life balance, nurturing community wellbeing, and ethical stewardship.
Why nurses stay
How they describe the culture
What nurses say in reviews
The good
- Outpatient ambulatory college-health setting rather than inpatient floors
- Clinical breadth under one roof: primary care, psychiatry, women’s/men’s health, travel, immunization/allergy, sports medicine
- Pharmacy, lab, and radiology available on site
- Board-certified staff experienced with college-age patients
- Institution states work-life balance policies and community-wellbeing values
- Named, public clinical leadership
The hard parts
- No stated nurse-to-patient ratio
- No documented nurse residency or tuition support for Stamps RNs
- Population and acuity stay within college-age outpatient care
“I came for the sign-on bonus. I stayed because on my hardest night, my whole team stayed with me.”
The reality check
Before you decide
Quick facts
- Relationship
- Direct employer
- Roles last seen active
- Aug 4, 2026
- Website
- gatech.edu ↗
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Georgia Institute of Technology
Registered Nurse - Part Time
$32k–$33k/yr
Atlanta Metropolitan Area
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