MUSC Children's Health

With more than 36,000 employees across the enterprise, MUSC integrates patient care, education, and research, educating nearly 3,500 students annually and training over 1,060 residents and fellows. MUSC Children's Health provides specialized pediatric care, including nationally recognized programs such as the Pediatric Heart Center. The institution's motto, 'Changing What's Possible,' reflects a culture rooted in innovation and discovery. Nursing at MUSC Children's Health involves working in a high-acuity academic medical environment with complex pediatric cases. The Pediatric Heart Center, a 29-bed unit, cares for patients with congenital and acute heart disease, including cardiac surgery, Ventricular Assist Devices, Heart Transplant, cardiac catheterization, ECMO/CRRT, and complex supportive therapies. The unit is ranked #4 nationally by U.S. News and World Report and #1 in patient outcomes, and holds an AACN Beacon Award. Nurses work rotating 36-hour-per-week shifts and must hold current RN licensure, BLS, and PALS certification, with a BSN preferred. A minimum of one year of RN experience is required for the RN II role.

MUSC's mission centers on pioneering a healthier future for all through innovation, impact, and influence. The organization drives health transformation through breakthrough research, educating next-generation medical leaders, and delivering world-class transformative care. Its culture fosters new ideas and values expanding access to education, research, and patient care to improve outcomes and eliminate health disparities. The motto 'Changing What's Possible' encapsulates a commitment to advancing healthcare innovation and community impact.