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Nursing Mastery · HLT

Hospitals meet nurses too late. We don’t.

We help nurses pass the exam, understand their options, and choose a place where they can thrive—then we help the right hospital show up at the right moment.

118,600

recent My Mastery users

June 19–July 19, 2026

28,007

nurse profiles

as of July 22, 2026

19,274

open to recruiting

as of July 22, 2026

75,749

recorded preference signals

across 18,879 profiles

The bigger picture

Others find candidates. We grow relationships.

Most recruiting starts after someone clicks “apply.” Ours can begin years earlier, when a future nurse first asks us for help.

  1. 01

    Study

  2. 02

    Pass

  3. 03

    Decide

  4. 04

    Match

  5. 05

    Apply

  6. 06

    First shift

Trust first. Our first job is helping a nurse become one.

Relevance over reach. We ask only what makes the next decision better.

Human handoff. Technology organizes the context; people make the choice.

Customer discovery · not a partnership announcement

Mercy working concept

Mercy already has a story worth choosing.

The opportunity is to make that story easier for the right nurse to see, understand, and act on—before it gets reduced to a job title.

  • Paid clinical experience while students learn
  • Tuition support and an academic liaison
  • A bridge from NCLEX preparation into nurse residency
Read Mercy’s public Earn + Learn story ↗
Mercy working concept home page showing nursing roles and a clearer path to apply

97 roles

organized in the current design concept—not presented as an active Mercy program.

Recorded Mercy concept build

01 · Listen

Start with the story nurses need to understand.

For the Mercy concept, that means paid clinical experience, tuition support, an academic liaison, NCLEX preparation, and the path into nurse residency.

This replay explains the workflow using public Mercy information and a design concept. It is not live research and does not imply a Mercy partnership.

How the matching gets smarter

Every useful interaction can sharpen the next introduction.

We begin with what the nurse tells us, add what their choices reveal, and compare it with what the role and workplace can actually support. Unknown stays unknown.

A profile that grows with the nurse

Not a one-time giant form

67% have preferences
KnownLicense + timing
KnownSpecialty + setting
KnownShift + schedule
KnownPlace + commute
Ask nextPay + benefits
Ask nextReadiness + intent

25

progressive questions

Small questions asked at useful moments

16

match dimensions

Eligibility, work, place, life, and readiness

13

behavioral cues

What nurses view, save, revisit, and act on

These are three different parts of the matching design, not 54 complete facts on every person. Current depth: 75,749 preference records across 18,879 profiles with at least one preference.

A campaign we could shape together

Your Mercy Match.

A working name. Mercy approves every claim and creative before anything reaches nurses.

Story

What could your first year at Mercy feel like?

A nurse-first explanation of support, learning, community, and the roles behind the promise.

Three-minute match

What matters most in your first nursing role?

Strong orientation
Tuition support
The right unit
A place I can grow
Nursing Mastery · your shortlist

A Mercy role worth a closer look

Why it fits

New-grad support, your preferred location, and a path connected to the specialty you chose.

How our teams would work

One relationship. Clear ownership.

HLT
  1. 01Earn nurse attention
  2. 02Tell the approved story
  3. 03Explain the match
  4. 04Confirm the application
Together
  1. 01Choose one role
  2. 02Approve the facts
  3. 03Set the response promise
  4. 04Review what nurses tell us
Hospital team
  1. 01Review candidates
  2. 02Respond personally
  3. 03Interview and decide
  4. 04Return outcome and reasons

Weeks 1–2

Listen

One role, one cohort, one success definition.

Weeks 2–3

Build

Approve facts, story, match, and handoff.

Weeks 4–7

Learn

Run a controlled experience and follow every handoff.

Week 8

Decide

Keep, change, expand—or stop with what we learned.

Start with one real need

Bring us one hard-to-fill role.

We’ll show you what nurses see today, what the story is missing, and how the handoff could work with your team.

9,915

active nursing roles currently organized

9,907

with an application route

We use this only to reply about hospital recruiting with Nursing Mastery.

Audience snapshot: My Mastery, June 19–July 19, 2026. Recruiting data: ScraperVault readback, July 22, 2026.

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