New Grad RN Programs in So. Cal?

Huntington Hospital in Pasadena, CA has a new grad program starting August 4th. Wonderful hospital. I'll be working there starting in September.

White Memorial Medical Center has a great program, too.

Cedars Sinai, a magnet hospital, has a program.

Mission Hospital has programs starting June 23 and October 27th.

Citrus Valley Health Partners (4 hospitals) have varying start dates for different specialty areas.

Glendale Adventist Medical Center: Med/Surg programs start every month, I think.

Glendale Memorial Hospital starts Aug 13 and Oct. 14.

Just some of the ones I know about.

Congrats and good luck.

Northridge hospital, Northidge, California
Los Robles, Thousand Oaks
St. John's, Oxnard, CA
Community Memorial, Ventura, CA
Santa Barbara Cottage, Santa Barbara, CA

All of these hospitals have new grad programs

I am not familiar with those other schools. I am going to go to work for Northridge. It was the first place that I applied. Los Robles is having a job fair this Friday from 1-4, they are doing interviews at the faire. Cost of living in SB is steep, alot of nurses commute.

Be aware that most of these programs are full already for starts this summer. Applicants have been applying since April or so for slots.
Would definitely advise getting a job first before moving down, always better to do it that way.

Especially for a new grad program.

Just noticed from one of your other posts that you graduated back in 1992 and never had any experience as an RN in your home country either.

Sorry, but chances of getting hired for a new grad program without taking at least a refresher course is going to be impossible in the hospital setting.
We are seeing it get harder and harder for someone that has been away from the field for even three years to get hired, but 16 years?

There is no way that you can expect to be hired in a hospital, and you are only setting yourself up for failure to try a nursing home without any experience at all and from that long ago.

You are going to need much more than a new grad orientation before getting hired. Would check into that.