St. David's North Austin Medical Center

Summary: St. David's North Austin Medical Center offers travel clinicians the opportunity to work in a high-acuity environment within a Magnet-designated hospital system. With specialized centers like the St. David’s Women’s Center of Texas (including a Level III NICU), Texas Institute for Robotic Surgery, Certified Stroke Center, and Kidney Transplant Center, you'll be exposed to a wide range of complex cases. This facility, located in vibrant Austin, TX, provides comprehensive medical services and fosters a collaborative environment. Weekly pay ranges depend on role, unit, and shift, but this opportunity is worth it.

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Why Clinicians Love Working Here

Clinicians appreciate St. David's North Austin Medical Center for its commitment to patient care, advanced technology, and supportive work environment. The hospital's specialized centers offer exposure to a diverse patient population and cutting-edge procedures. Staff collaboration is emphasized, creating a positive and team-oriented atmosphere. Opportunities for professional development are also available.

• Trauma level and high-acuity case types: Work in a Level III NICU and Certified Stroke Center, exposing you to diverse patients.

• Major specialties or standout departments: St. David's Women's Center of Texas, Texas Institute for Robotic Surgery, and Kidney Transplant Center.

• Teaching/academic programs: This facility may not be directly affiliated with a university, but the presence of specialized centers provides learning opportunities.

• Infrastructure or facility quality: This facility provides innovative medical technology.

• Multidisciplinary team culture: St. David's emphasizes teamwork.

• Patient population / volume / complexity: You will care for a diverse range of patients.

• Exposure to new equipment / procedures: Work with robotic surgery and stroke patients.

Find out more about St. David's North Austin Medical Center here.

Fast Facts for Travelers

Details vary by unit and contract—confirm specifics in your assignment.

What to Expect on Assignment

On assignment, you can expect to be placed in various units depending on your specialty, potentially including Women’s Services, Surgical Services, or specialized units related to stroke or transplant care. While floating policies vary by unit, it's always a good idea to confirm expectations during your onboarding. While not a teaching hospital, interactions with other healthcare professionals and exposure to advanced procedures are common. You'll primarily be caring for patients with a wide range of medical and surgical needs, reflecting the hospital's comprehensive services.

About St. David's North Austin Medical Center

St. David’s North Austin Medical Center, part of the St. David's HealthCare system, has been providing comprehensive medical services since 1995. Located at Parmer Lane and Mopac Expressway, this facility is home to several specialized centers, including the St. David’s Women’s Center of Texas (with a Level III NICU), the Texas Institute for Robotic Surgery, a Certified Stroke Center, rehabilitation services, and a Kidney Transplant Center. The hospital strives to combine convenience with leading-edge healthcare services.

Website: https://stdavids.com/location/st-davids-north-austin-medical-center

Living & working in Austin, TX

Austin, the capital of Texas, is known for its vibrant culture, live music scene, and outdoor activities. Situated in the Hill Country region, the city offers numerous parks and lakes for hiking, biking, swimming, and boating. As the home of the University of Texas flagship campus, Austin has a youthful and energetic atmosphere. Expect warm summers and mild winters.

• Cost of living: The cost of living in Austin is generally higher than the national average.

• Neighborhoods travelers typically stay in: Popular neighborhoods for travelers include North Austin, Downtown, and South Austin.

• Commute time to hospital: Commute times can vary depending on traffic, but typically range from 15-30 minutes.

• Transportation options: Austin offers public transportation options, including buses and ride-sharing services. Parking availability at the hospital may vary.

• Airport accessibility: Austin-Bergstrom International Airport (AUS) is easily accessible from most parts of the city.

Food, Entertainment & Lifestyle

• Live Music: Experience Austin's famous live music scene on 6th Street or at the Continental Club. Yelp
• Outdoor Activities: Explore Zilker Park, Barton Springs Pool, or hike the trails around Lady Bird Lake. TripAdvisor
• Food Trucks: Sample diverse cuisines from Austin's many food trucks. Yelp
• Texas BBQ: Indulge in authentic Texas barbecue at Franklin Barbecue or La Barbecue (be prepared for a wait!). Yelp

Travel and Transit

The closest airport is Austin-Bergstrom International Airport (AUS). Public transportation is available via bus and rail, but a car is recommended for exploring the wider Austin area.

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