Originally Posted by wee one rn
Hello!
I will be moving to the Bay Area this summer and I was wondering if anyone knows names and contact info for the nursing recruiters for UCSF Childrens hospital and/or Lucile Packard.
I am looking to work in a Neonatal ICU so if anyone has the names and contact info for the managers of the units that I could contact directly that would also be greatly appreciated!
Thanks!!
PS- please feel free to PM me if you don't want to post the info here.
Hi there,
You should definitely apply now and get an offer BEFORE you move out to N. Calif. There is a new grad nursing glut. New grads have found there is intense competition because everyone wants to work here for the higher wages (but also higher cost of living). They usually give the positions to student nurses who interned or had their clinicals there. NICU is particularly difficult to get into because it's so popular and they usually don't take new grads (they have them start in post partum or peds). That's just my .02. Good luck.
P.S. You can go to their websites and apply online. That's the way they take applications. They also only have entry for new grads 2 or 3 times a year.
Create a profile on line for both. Search "new grad programs".
Lucile Packard (part of Stanford hospital):
https://jobs.stanfordmed.org/CSS%5FE...ge_Welcome.asp
Their residency program starts September 15, 2008 - Req # 12456
http://westandforcare.com/Careers/RNResidencyLPCH.htm
UCSF:
http://www.ucsfhr.ucsf.edu/careers/
The next one is in July, so apply now!!!
You may have to start in Peds. Here's a brief synopsis for UCSF:
The Pediatric Cardiac Intensive Care Unit Training Program is an 8-week training program open to both experienced and newly graduated RNs (senior preceptorship in ICN or Pediatrics preferred). Newly graduated RNs will matriculate into a ten-month mentorship program at the completion of the training program. All positions are full time (three 12-hour shifts per week). You will be expected to commit to at least one year of service after program completion. Newly graduated RNs are expected to take the NCLEX exam and obtain their CA RN license by the program start date.
The summer program begins July 7, 2008 and the application deadline is May 31, 2008. Don't wait 'til the deadline--apply early for best results! Complete application process requires: submission of resume to this job requisition, completion of online questionnaire (you will be prompted to do this once you submit your resume), and down loading of the required reference forms to be completed by a faculty/clinical instructor/employer to be faxed back to the Human Resources Department.
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