Duke New Grad / SNIP 2013

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Hi everyone. I haven't found a thread for this topic yet, so I decided to start one. Who else submitted their application on Feb 1st for the various new grad positions at Duke?

Hi guys! I just got an interview for the GEMS program! Any tips for the interview? Super excited, but I started feeling unsure of Durham Regional since I read some pretty negative comments..... anybody look into that?

Congrats on the interview! What unit? I'm going to be in their ER and have talked to some current employees that love it. All of the negative comments I could find were pretty outdated, but there's no way to tell till I get there! Good luck, let us know!

I interviewed for the ER position for the GEMS program at Durham Regional at the end of April. I still haven't heard anything and my application still says "under hiring manager review." Does this mean they still haven't made a decision? I was told I would get an email even if I didn't get the job. I can't get a hold of HR. This is stressing me out, and I wonder if I should even still be waiting? Is anyone in the same boat?

I would keep trying to call hr and/or email whomever you interviewed with. When I interviewed the interviewer gave me her phone & email and said to contact with any questions. Good luck! It seems like they can be kind of slow with stuff so you may still have a shot! Let us know when you find out :)

Specializes in Cardiology, Cardiothoracic Surgical.

Got an interview at Duke Main on their cardiac stepdown unit. That was my preceptorship at DRH, so I'm pretty pumped about it.

Anyone else in this upcoming round next week?

have you started working yet I just received an interview but im not sure whn the start date is

how did your interview go

Hi Everyone,

I've just scheduled my interview with duke. I'm SO NERVOUS! I was told by the recruiter that it will be a behavioral question-based interview, and was wondering what kind of questions were asked. Any advice? Suggestions?

Thanks in advance for your replies. :)

Specializes in orthopedic/trauma, Informatics, diabetes.

Read what their values statement is: "Caring for our patients, their loved ones and each other" Very much teamwork oriented (but don't say "I'm an team player") If you base your answers on those principles, you should be in good shape. They will teach everything they want you to know and how they want you to do it (their policies and procedures) so it is a matter of if you can fit in with their behavioral expectations.

Thank you mmc51264!! :)

Specializes in Cardiology, Cardiothoracic Surgical.

I had an interview with Clinical Transport yesterday (shadow in scrubs on the floor, then interview). Thought I totally bombed it because I had

If any of y'all are on 7100, 7300, or in the ED, I'll probably be seeing you a lot! I've lived in both Raleigh and Durham since 2001,

so I can give you advice as a local.

Specializes in orthopedic/trauma, Informatics, diabetes.

I did a shadow and a formal interview. the shadow is great b/c they see you in action. My "interview" was very short, too. I was told more of the expectations and what kind of "ship they run" I got along great with the NM. Got a job offer a little over 2 weeks-they had a huge shortage in HR. Thought for sure I didn't get the job.

I love it there.

BTW-Congrats!!!!!!(won't see you unless I send-6100/6300)

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