A Disney nurse is a registered nurse (RN) that works at the Disneyland resorts and parks taking care of both guests and park employees, often called cast members. Disney has First Aid locations in all of its parks, but they also offer care at state-of-the-art urgent response clinics to the hotel guests, all of which ...

Disney nurses, officially known as Occupational Health Nurses, work primarily in the First Aid stations located within the theme parks and water parks at Walt Disney World and Disneyland. These stations are essentially mini-clinics designed to handle everything from minor blisters and heat exhaustion to initial assessments for more serious medical emergencies. Beyond guest-facing roles, nurses also work in Cast Health Services (backstage), where they provide medical care, immunizations, and work-related injury management for the thousands of employees (Cast Members). Some specialized nurses also work on Disney Cruise Line ships or at the studio lots in Burbank. Their role is a mix of triage, emergency response, and primary care, ensuring that both the "magic" for guests and the operational health of the staff are maintained in a high-pressure environment.