Employer Supported Training Programs
At Children’s Mercy we understand the value of recruiting and retaining top talent which is why we are committed to developing training programs that allow our current employees to learn new skills while also maintaining a full-time income. Here are some of the programs that we offer our employees who are in good standing and have been in their current position for at least 90 days.
Care Assistant and Emergency Nursing Services Technician Training Programs
Care Assistants and ENS Techs are a critical part of the nursing care team at Children’s Mercy. Many traditional training programs focus on adult patients. CM has developed a 6-8 week training program that is tailored to pediatrics where candidates apply and interview with our nursing departments. If selected, they will be paid a full-time salary (32 hours per week) while in training. Once the training is complete, candidates begin working on the unit they were interviewed and hired for.
Application opens: August 24, 2026
Class dates: October 12, 2026 – December 4, 2026
Learn more about our care assistant training programNeurodiagnostic Technology Training Program
Neurophysiology Technologists are essential members of the care team. By using specialized equipment, their role is to record and analyze the activity of the brain and nervous system. They also prepare patients for testing, explain procedures and ensure their comfort and safety during the process. Because these positions are in high demand at Children's Mercy, we have developed a program to help support people who are interested in specializing this field.
Learn more about our Neurophysiology Training ProgramRespiratory Therapy Sponsorship Program
This program is designed to support individuals who have an interest in pursuing a degree in Respiratory Therapy at Children’s Mercy. Participants must be accepted into a Respiratory Therapy program through an educational institution that offers an accredited program and interview with the Children’s Mercy RT leadership team. CM will require selected employees to maintain a part-time work schedule as a Student RN while in school and the hospital will provide $5,000 stipend payments after successful completion of each tier of orientation (3 tiers). CM also provides up to $5,250 in tuition assistance each year. In exchange, participants will review and sign a legally binding two year work agreement to remain in a full-time RT position at CM after becoming a licensed RT.
If you would like to continue your career at Children’s Mercy and are interested in learning more about these opportunities, please reach out to:
Angie Richardson
Talent Acquisition Program Director
arichardson@cmh.edu
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