ATL Nurse Residencys Winter 2022

[kh1853]

hello,

I haven't seen a thread yet for new grad nurse residencies starting in feb/march 2022. Thought id make a thread to post updates. So far I have applied to CHOA, Emory, Wellstar, and Piedmont-waiting for Northside and Grady to open up

[jessica12]

14 minutes ago, Biancab98 said:

Right!! Same girl, I got an offer at emory too but im undecided because emory is paying lower that other hospitals but the contract is for 1 year which is great but IDK LOL 

Yes OMG!! Emory base pay is sad LOL. That’s why I wanted to talk with the recruiter to see if that base pay is with or without specialty pay

[jessica12]

12 minutes ago, Rowelle26 said:

One thing to consider is that after a year at Emory you’ll be getting the same pay as some of the other hospitals bases, if not more. That’s how I was looking at it ??‍♀️?

That’s true too!

[jessica12]

8 minutes ago, Biancab98 said:

After a year at emory it says $32 for mother baby unit. At Grady its $32 and after 3 months on the unit the pay bump up to $36. ??‍♀️ I just don't know ? but I do see what you are saying as well. 

Yeah. Most hospitals I heard will give you the base pay but depending on what type of unit (ex mother baby) they will also add like an extra $2 during residency, but I don’t know if Emory does that.  

[SweetDreamsSRNA26, BSN, RN]

1 hour ago, Biancab98 said:

After a year at emory it says $32 for mother baby unit. At Grady its $32 and after 3 months on the unit the pay bump up to $36. ??‍♀️ I just don't know ? but I do see what you are saying as well. 

Oh gotcha! I guess it’s unit specific, maybe make a pros and cons list to help you decide? 

[Hadassah Lives]

On 11/21/2021 at 1:17 PM, Anna89 said:

YAYYY! Congratulations! Do y’all know if Emory also offers specialty pay? Or is the base pay is the same for everyone regardless of the unit?

Hey, nothing happens to you if you break a contract covid has made it a bit different so you would have to check with HR. Typically if you break it you have to pay a fee that ranges from 1400-2500. My friend has personally done this to travel and it made sense for her since she makes more than that in a week now. Also you may not be eligible for rehire for a certain period of time anywhere from 6months to a year at most. However, that’s changed to since so many nurses quit most hospitals are taking nurses back. 

[Hadassah Lives]

On 11/22/2021 at 8:40 PM, Biancab98 said:

After a year at emory it says $32 for mother baby unit. At Grady its $32 and after 3 months on the unit the pay bump up to $36. ??‍♀️ I just don't know ? but I do see what you are saying as well. 

Hey ladies, it’s sad but hospitals don’t to that big of a pay increase you’ll maybe get  a dollar and some change after a year. I have several friends who have been nurses for a few years now. If you want that big of a pay increase you would have to leave your current hospital and come back after 6 months to a year. I will say Grady from what I’ve heard makes you work for your money even with travel contracts they are the highest paying.

[GG388]

Did anyone ever make a Grady residency group?? I want to join! 

[bsn2021atl]

On 11/27/2021 at 2:59 PM, GG388 said:

Did anyone ever make a Grady residency group?? I want to join! 

Hi!

I just created one on facebook ? 

 

[SweetDreamsSRNA26, BSN, RN]

On 11/27/2021 at 2:59 PM, GG388 said:

Did anyone ever make a Grady residency group?? I want to join! 

Did anyone decide to go with Emory or Piedmont Atl? 

[SweetDreamsSRNA26, BSN, RN]

*Crickets, crickets* LOL well I made an Emory FB group for anyone who has decided to go that route! Hope to chat with some of you soon! 
 

[atlrnbsn]

I know the thread says Winter 2022, but I didn't see another for Summer 2022. Anyone applying/get an offer for the Summer residencies?

[nurse2022_]

Is anyone else out of state? How are you applying for NCLEX are you getting licensed in the state you’re graduating from and then endorsing your license or doing license by examination?