Our nurses are critical members of the team who implement treatments, measure outcomes, and provide evidence-based care. Join our independent community healthcare system and let us spotlight your talents.
- Competitive salaries
- Benefited Float RN option with increased rates for nurses with at least 2 years of experience
- Supplemental Nursing Program with increased rates based on years of experience and a minimum number of hours you commit to work per month
- Pre-paid tuition assistance and nursing loan repayment
- Fixed and flexible scheduling; non rotating shifts available
- Vacation and sick leave
- Company paid short & long term disability
- Subsidized MTA bus passes
- Free parking
- On-site child care
- Unique recognition programs
- 24/7 Fitness Center
Discover the GBMC Difference
It's true, you can be a nurse anywhere. But at GBMC you can be so much more. That's the GBMC difference.
Our CNO
Angie Feurer, DNP, RN, MSN, NEA-BC
Chief Nursing Officer
Angie Feurer, DNP, RN, NEA-BC, was named Chief Nursing Officer of GBMC in November 2022. Angie has been a nurse leader for 24 years, including her most recent role as Director of the Emergency Department, Intensive Care Unit, Medicine/Telemetry, SAFE, and the Stroke Program. Angie played a critical role as an Incident Commander during COVID-19.
Prior to coming to GBMC, Angie worked as the Assistant Nurse Manager for the Neuroscience Critical Care Unit and then as Nurse Manager of the Neuroscience Acute Care and Epilepsy Monitoring Unit at The Johns Hopkins Hospital. She earned a Master of Science Degree in Nursing from Stevenson University and her Bachelor of Science Degree in Nursing from Towson University. She is currently pursuing her Doctor of Nursing Practice at the University of Maryland.
At GBMC, we believe with proper mentoring, nurses can grow their careers and propagate a culture of autonomy. The Professional Excellence Model (PEM) is helping us achieve this endeavor. The PEM model includes the following:
- Clear tracks were identified for professional development
- Improved quality of care is achieved when each clinician operates at the top of their licensure
- The goal is to keep staff engaged and proactive. Our nurses see a clear path to accomplishing their professional goals.
