The nurses at City of Hope Phoenix encourage an atmosphere that embodies the patient-focused model of care City of Hope is known for. Our nurses create an environment that supports work-life balance, teamwork and professional development, reflecting our commitment to providing quality, patient-centered care.
Cancer Treatment Centers of America® (CTCA) is now City of Hope®, joining forces to expand patient access to personalized, comprehensive cancer care.
City of Hope Phoenix is a Magnet®-recognized hospital, one of only 8-10 percent of hospitals in the nation to have earned this designation. Awarded by the American Nurses’ Credentialing Center (ANCC), an affiliate of the America Nurses Association, Magnet designation recognizes the caliber of a nursing staff and how their expertise and evidence-based practices translate into exceptional patient care.
City of Hope is proud to be a fully designated Magnet health care organization, with all three hospitals having earned the recognition.
Nurses at City of Hope Phoenix collaborate in an environment that supports teamwork, engagement, work-life balance and professional development, reflecting our hospital's commitment to ensuring our nurses provide patient-centered care to everyone we treat. We strive to embody City of Hope values with energy, integrity and positivity, exhibiting respect for patients, fellow nurses and team members.
The DAISY Award Foundation was established by a patient’s family who wanted to find a way to thank nurses and honor the work they do every day. DAISY partners with health care organizations to recognize nurses’ clinical skills and compassion.
Nursing leadership at City of Hope Phoenix is committed to the professional development of nurses at various levels throughout the organization. City of Hope Phoenix has several programs focused on the continuing education of our nurses, such as professional certification support programs, online learning platforms, evidence-based practice resources and tuition reimbursement benefits. Professional development is key to achieving and sustaining a culture of nursing excellence, which is essential to delivering quality patient care.
Nurses at City of Hope Phoenix are dedicated to the advancement of nursing research and evidence-based practices. Nursing research studies approved by the Institutional Review Board are conducted at City of Hope Phoenix in order to expand knowledge and improve nursing practices related to the care of cancer patients. These studies are intended to gain new knowledge to improve patient outcomes and the work environment for nurses.
Our nurses not only prioritize quality cancer care for patients at City of Hope Phoenix, but they also support and volunteer in the local community. Nurses at City of Hope Phoenix provide screenings and comprehensive health education in the community with a mission to improve wellness and health.
