For L&D leaders, Directors of Nursing Education, and CNOs

Residency for every new hire, not just the lucky cohort.

A formal residency is the most effective intervention you can run for new-graduate retention. It is also the most expensive: faculty time, preceptor coverage, cohort coordination, dedicated L&D headcount. Kaira compresses the cost so the experience that today reaches a fraction of your hires can reach all of them.

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See how an L&D team uses Kaira

New-grad residency, cohort coordination, and the audit trail Joint Commission expects.

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“I already run a residency for one cohort. What I cannot do is offer it to every new hire without asking for headcount I will not get.”
Linda·Director of Nursing Education, 600-bed system
“Manager retention is a lever everyone names but no one owns. I want a workforce program that builds the bench, not one that lands the problem on my desk alone.”
Dr. Carter·CNO, 1,200-bed academic medical center

For the L&D leader

Extend the residency-quality experience to every new hire.

You probably run a real residency for one or two cohorts a year. Everyone else gets a unit-led orientation that does not capture the same growth or the same retention. The bottleneck is cost: faculty time, preceptor coverage, L&D headcount. Kaira shifts the structure. The framework holds the curriculum. The AI coach handles routine guidance and reflection prompts. Observation tools fit inside a clinical day. The cohort surface manages itself. Your team focuses on the coaching that actually requires a human. A residency you can afford for one cohort becomes a residency you can offer to every new hire.

For the CNO

Manager development is trainable. Build the bench.

Manager retention is a bottleneck most health systems can name. Few have built a defensible program for it. The reason: manager development is treated as something you grow into, not something you train for. Kaira ships a manager-development track on the same framework. The investment that supports your new-graduate residency also builds a bench of bedside nurses ready to step up. More confidence in the managers you do appoint. Fewer manager-driven turnover spirals on the units that lose them. We will walk through the case with your team.

The AI-safety answer, up front

Built so it cannot harm a patient or expose a nurse.

Kaira coaches the nurse, never the patient: it cannot touch an order, a chart, or an EHR, and it never offers clinical decision support. Reflections are de-identified before storage and firewalled from employers in the database schema itself. AI involvement is disclosed on every coached view, in line with the AAN AI policy.

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Documentation that survives review

A competency-documentation trail you can bring to accreditation prep.

Kaira produces a competency-documentation trail with chunk-level traceability, useful evidence to bring into your Joint Commission preparation, your annual program review, or an ANCC Practice Transition Accreditation Program (PTAP) submission. The platform feeds the underlying records; the formal certification path remains the work of your accreditation team and the relevant standards body.

Proof, then product

See the worked example before you commit.

The In-Center Dialysis to Home Dialysis methodology run is public. Read the pipeline. See the sample mappings. If the methodology lands with your team, the engagement starts with your own curriculum.

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