Really New York Presbyterian Really?

U.S.A. New York

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I cannot stand this hospital's online application process. I'm just going to walk in. I even did my clinicals there too! Everytime I apply I get a rejection email/notice. So since I don't meet 110% of the requirements a recruiter/HR agent won't even look at my resume? And I see they have plenty of job openings. So you mean even as a nurse with ER experience I don't qualify for any ICU or even OR?

Is this the new trend in nursing? Only those with x,y,z experience can apply to x,y,z job openings. A nurse is a nurse, yes you want to find the best candidate, but the best candidate might not have extensive experience in that particular area. When will employers learn? What is on a piece of paper is NOT everything!

Don't hire me... whatevs, you've lost an excellent candidate!

*and yes I will still keep applying lol*

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Specializes in Surgery NP.

Hey, Go to an open interview. Just look at their career website. They always have open interviews for experienced RNs. Good luck.

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I though it was just me! Every now and then I will try and apply again and get the same message, very discouraging. Regarding the open interviews, I usually see on their site that they are having interview days but it always specifies that they are not open. Guess I will just have to be on the lookout.

Good luck in your job search

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You still have to pre-qualify for their open interview day which completely defeats the purpose IMO! What's the point of having an open house day when you are still looking with a microscope. Better to just look through resumes and interview who you want.

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Maybe there's an overwhelming volume of applicants and there's a computer system that automatically sends those rejection letters to some and acceptance letters others. Too many resumes/application being submitted for them to manually review them all. so just because you get a rejection letter doesn't necessary means it was because you weren't qualified.

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Specializes in They know this too!.

With the lay offs they just did before the holidays you are competing with the experienced nurses and New Grad surplus.

I am the same way you are, "Oh well their loss". I get from places call me back in a year. "Um yeah okay, NOT!". It is quite discouraging especially since you do have experience. :uhoh21:

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