RN float pool - Inova Epic super user - Page 3

I will be crossing my fingers you hear something on Monday!

Hi everyone,

I went to the interview on Friday at 10 am and I received the offer at 11:30 am the same day.
They interviewed about 20 people in one hour with 4 interviewers. My interviewer told me they have many openings and look for RN who is not afraid of "changes".

I think for those who haven't had their interview for the super user position, you need to know the job description.
This is a full-time temporary position (to July-August). After that, they will NOT assign you to any other clinical position.
The only advantage is during this 5-6 month period, you can apply to the clinical position you want as a current employee.

They might ask you some questions on how you overcome some big changes in your life, what did you do? how did you do?
and why you're interested in this position.

Good luck everyone!!!!!!!!!

Hi, I'm not sure if you would know the answer but does it include full benefits? Is it LIKELY to lead to a permanent position (which I understand you need to apply for the clinical positions, but are your chances high for getting it)?

Sorry I didn't explain myself clearly. I was actually agreeing that it was a foot in the door. Even though you're not in a clinical position as a super user at first, you'll be an employee of the hospital and get to know people in the units who will be able to vouch for you when you do want to move into a clinical position. That gives you a huge leg up over a brand new grad, and that's exactly why I accepted when they offered it to me just a few hours after my interview :')

Yes, it does include full benefits. And in the job description I was given, it sounds very likely that it will lead to a permanent clinical position. My only concern is if they hire so many of us, will they have that many clinical positions available??

Thanks for clarifying! I thought so but I wanted to make sure now that its really hitting me that this is a temporary position. I have the same concern, I don't want to have a gap and end up jobless in a couple months!

It's definitely a concern. I'm moving in from another state for this and don't want to end up stranded without a job after. The recruiter told me that they can't guarantee a position after this ends, as it depends on how well you do at the job and if there are enough open positions where you want to end up. I'll take whatever they have open at the end of the summer! The woman who interviewed me and I talked about how it still was a good opportunity, and frankly, it's still a lot better than sitting around, unemployed.

I totally agree...its a way to get in. And ArtieRN, you are right, its better than sitting around and doing nothing.
I was offered the position and took it...
Now all i have to do is pass my NCLEX...

Nicole

Does anyone know if we are suppose to get our badges before orientation or the day of/after orientation?

Did you go to HR? That's where I got mine..
Nicole