Background: In this competitive and ever-changing world, studying creativity and its predictors became important and is being greatly emphasized, particularly among nurses. Aimed of the study : to investigate the creative climate of nursing and its relation to risk-taking at Port Said hospitals. Subjects and Method: Design: A descriptive correlational research, Subjects: 291 nurses, Setting: This study was conducted at the governmental hospitals at Port Said. Tools: incorporated Situational Outlook Questionnaire and  Risk-taking  Questionnaire The Results: The work environment is perceived as having a moderate level of creativity by 56.7% of the nurses polled, a low level of creativity by 23.7%, and a high level of creativity by 19.6%. Moderate risk-taking levels as reported by 52.3% of the nurses polled, a high risk-taking level of 5.8%, and a low risk-taking  level of 21.9%. Conclusion: There is a positive correlation between all dimension s and the total creative climate in all dimension s of risk-taking. Finally, there are statistically significant positive correlations between the creative climate and risk-taking among nurses Recommendations: The study suggested that nurses attend a workshop on how to foster a creative and risk-taking environment.