NYU Langone Hospital Brooklyn
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Summary: NYU Langone Hospital Brooklyn offers travel clinicians the opportunity to work at a Level 1 Trauma Center within a diverse and culturally sensitive environment. Located in Brooklyn, this hospital provides exposure to a wide range of medical and surgical specialties, including a comprehensive stroke center. The hospital is affiliated with the prestigious NYU Langone Health system and has achieved Magnet recognition for nursing excellence. Weekly pay ranges will vary based on role, unit, and shift.
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Why Clinicians Love Working Here
NYU Langone Hospital Brooklyn provides a supportive environment with a commitment to cultural sensitivity and patient-centered care. You'll experience a fast-paced setting with opportunities to expand your skills in a variety of specialties. The hospital's designation as a Level 1 Trauma Center and Comprehensive Stroke Center provides exposure to high-acuity cases. Plus, the Magnet recognition underscores the hospital's commitment to nursing excellence.
- Trauma level and high-acuity case types: As a Level I Trauma Center and Comprehensive Stroke Center, you'll be involved in managing critical cases and contributing to life-saving interventions.
- Major specialties or standout departments: The hospital offers a wide range of services from general surgery to specialized cancer treatments and is known for catering to the needs of all cultures and ethnicities.
- Multidisciplinary team culture: Work alongside a multilingual and multicultural staff, including a specialized Chinese unit, fostering collaboration and shared learning.
- Patient population / volume / complexity: Serve a diverse patient population, including large Chinese, Arab, and Orthodox Jewish communities, gaining experience in culturally sensitive care.
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Fast Facts for Travelers
| Feature | Details |
| Trauma Level | Level I |
| Total Beds / ICU Beds | Surgical intensive care unit and a medical intensive care unit |
| Teaching Hospital | No |
| Specialties | General Surgery, Breast, Cardiothoracic, Colorectal, Gynecologic Oncology, Otolaryngology (ENT), Surgical Oncology, Urogynecology, Urology, Bariatric Surgery, Stroke Center |
| EMR System | Not specified. Inquire during the interview. |
| Scrub Policy | Facility-provided. Varies by unit. Confirm with the facility. |
Orientation | Paid, comprehensive onboarding in most cases. Check with the facility. |
| Weekly Pay Range | $2000 – $3000+ (depending on role, unit, shift and may, or may not include stipends) |
| Parking / Access | Information not specified. |
| Job Types Available | Travel RN, Surg Tech, Rad Tech, etc. |
Cultural Sensitivity | Strong focus on serving diverse communities with multilingual staff |
Details vary by unit and contract—confirm specifics in your assignment.
What to Expect on Assignment
At NYU Langone Hospital Brooklyn, you can expect to be placed in a variety of units based on your specialty, including the surgical intensive care unit and the medical intensive care unit. Floating policies will vary, so be sure to clarify expectations during the onboarding process. As the hospital is not explicitly designated as a teaching hospital, interactions with residents or students may be less frequent compared to academic centers. You'll encounter a diverse range of patients, with a focus on serving the local community's specific needs, including culturally sensitive care.
About NYU Langone Hospital Brooklyn
NYU Langone Hospital—Brooklyn, formerly known as NYU Lutheran Medical Center, is dedicated to providing a full range of diagnostic and treatment services for adults in many medical and surgical specialties. The hospital has a surgical intensive care unit and a medical intensive care unit. It is particularly sensitive to the needs of all cultures and ethnicities, including the Chinese, Arab, and Orthodox Jewish communities, and provides services to meet the needs of the LGBTQ+ community. The staff is multilingual and multicultural, and it has a Chinese unit staffed by medical professionals who speak Mandarin and Cantonese. The hospital also serves patients who are blind, deaf, or have a disability. As part of the NYU Langone Health system, the hospital is committed to delivering high-quality care.
National Recognition & Safety Rankings
NYU Langone Hospital—Brooklyn has achieved Magnet® recognition from the American Nurses Credentialing Center, considered the gold standard for nursing excellence. This recognition reflects the hospital's commitment to providing high-quality patient care and fostering a supportive work environment for nurses.
Learn more about Magnet recognition.
Please note these are third-party rankings not affiliated with Nomad Health.
Living & working in Brooklyn, NY
Working in Brooklyn offers a vibrant urban experience with diverse neighborhoods and cultural attractions. While the cost of living in New York City is generally high, Brooklyn offers a range of neighborhoods with varying price points. Many travelers choose to stay in neighborhoods like Bay Ridge, Park Slope, or Downtown Brooklyn, which offer convenient access to the hospital. Public transportation is readily available, with subway and bus lines providing easy access to the hospital.
Food, Entertainment & Lifestyle
- Brooklyn Bridge Park: Enjoy stunning views of the Manhattan skyline while strolling through this waterfront park. Yelp TripAdvisor
- Grimaldi's Pizzeria: Experience classic New York-style pizza at this iconic pizzeria under the Brooklyn Bridge. Yelp TripAdvisor
- Brooklyn Museum: Explore a diverse collection of art and cultural artifacts at one of the largest and most comprehensive art museums in the United States. Yelp TripAdvisor
Travel and Transit
The closest airport is John F. Kennedy International Airport (JFK), which is approximately a 30-45 minute drive, or accessible by public transit. Public transportation in Brooklyn is excellent, with many subway and bus lines available.
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