HCA Florida St. Lucie Hospital

Inside you will find a birthing center, a cardiac catheterization lab, cancer care, surgery, digital mammography, wound care with hyperbarics, and a newly expanded child-friendly emergency department. The hospital is a Certified Primary Stroke Center, holds Society of Chest Pain Centers accreditation, and has Blue Distinction recognition for maternity care and for hip and knee. If you are new, a full-time New Graduate Nurse Residency is posted here with mixed shifts and rotating weekends. The Med Surg RN posting asks for an RN license, an ADN or BSN, and BLS within 30 days — no experience and no travel. You are told you can reach your manager, sit on hospital councils, and join national nursing initiatives. Indeed's posting-based estimate puts registered nurse pay in Port St. Lucie around $37.06 an hour, about 15% below the national average, with Medical/Surgical closer to $31.89 and Progressive Care around $43.55. Benefits listed include medical, prescription, dental, vision, behavioral health, telemedicine, wellbeing support, and free counseling. People who have worked here talk first about coworkers and teamwork. One current RN II said the patient-to-nurse ratio is great and called the CNO great. You should walk in knowing a current RN also described micromanaging at times and the need to speak up. Sixteen Port St. Lucie reviews sit at 3.3 overall, and 58% of those reviewers would recommend the hospital.

Nurses are told they influence care through manager access, hospital councils, and national nursing initiatives.