Magnet Recognition
The University of Texas MD Anderson Cancer Center has held Magnet recognition status, granted by the American Nurses Credentialing Center's (ANCC) Magnet Recognition Program Office, since 2002.
Magnet recognition status speaks to MD Anderson's strength and commitment in providing superior services
Our patients receive care from the most highly qualified and committed nurses available. Studies show that the nursing care in Magnet-recognized facilities contributes to lower general and disease-specific mortality rates and higher patient satisfaction.
Our nurses are recognized, rewarded, respected and supported for their clinical practice excellence. We create and sustain an environment where nurses grow professionally, control their oncology nursing practice and participate in all levels of the organization.
Our community colleagues within and outside MD Anderson Cancer Center are our partners. Through collaboration, we maximize our contributions to our patients, their families, professional organizations and community.
Additional Magnet Recognition Program Information
Magnet recognition status is an ongoing commitment at MD Anderson. Achieving and maintaining the required 14 standards is a continuous activity that is reviewed and acknowledged yearly by the ANCC Magnet Program Office. Magnet recognition status validates our excellence and ability to attract and retain more than 3,000 nurses with superior professional talent.
Nursing Jobs
- Learn more about MD Anderson oncology nursing careers
- Search for open positions
- Summer Professional Student Nurse Externship
- Year-Round Professional Student Nurse Externship
- Graduate Nurse Residency Program
- Post Graduate Fellowship in Oncology Nursing
Contact Our Nurse Recruitment Office
- 713-792-7362 or 1-800-258-8632
- E-mail: hrnro@mdanderson.org
Nursing Publications
Nursing Annual Report