ATL Residency Spring 2024

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Hi just wanted to start a thread for nurse residencies for Spring 2024 in Atlanta. I've applied to CHOA, Emory, Northside, NGMC, and Piedmont. Has anyone else applied or heard anything?

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How did the conversation go with the recruiter? Did she ask questions? Did she give options on where to interview?

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Hi everyone my graduation date is set for december 2024. I currently live in NY but I plan on relocating and doing a residency program in georgia. Does anyone know when I should start looking out for applications to open? Thanks in advance. 

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Amberxoxoxo said:

Hi everyone my graduation date is set for december 2024. I currently live in NY but I plan on relocating and doing a residency program in georgia. Does anyone know when I should start looking out for applications to open? Thanks in advance. 

Hey, I just kept checking in daily and it seemed they all opened up from July-august time. I made all my profiles ahead of time and my resume ready to go. So far still waiting to see what happens. I have a few interviews so far so I'm excited and hoping for the best. I graduate December 23 so it should be the same situation for you ?

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I just got offered a job at CHOA! ???

is anyone else going to Scottish Rite?

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Futurenursetai said:

I just got offered a job at CHOA! ???

is anyone else going to Scottish Rite?

congrats! did you do the 2 hour shadowing? 

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lulugirl21 said:

congrats! did you do the 2 hour shadowing? 

Thank you ? 

No, I am thinking about trying to go in October or November. My school has us pretty tight right now with clinicals and preceptorship so I'm trying to see how I can make it over 

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@Futurenursetai

Congratulations! I'm applying today for Scottish Rite location. Im so nervous!! Im not from the area, do you know what they're currently offering in pay?

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NurseTeeToBe said:

@Futurenursetai

Congratulations! I'm applying today for Scottish Rite location. Im so nervous!! Im not from the area, do you know what they're currently offering in pay?

Thank you, $33/hr 

Nice, I'm from southwest florida so ill be moving for the position. What areas did you put as your top 3?

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Futurenursetai said:

Thank you, $33/hr 

Nice, I'm from southwest florida so ill be moving for the position. What areas did you put as your top 3?

That's higher than I expected! Do you know if they have night shift differentials? What was your interview process like? I'm from the Jax area so I'm a little nervous about relocating.
 

I put ED, oncology, and general peds as my top 3 but I still don't know where I would want to work. 

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NurseTeeToBe said:

That's higher than I expected! Do you know if they have night shift differentials? What was your interview process like? I'm from the Jax area so I'm a little nervous about relocating.
 

I put ED, oncology, and general peds as my top 3 but I still don't know where I would want to work. 

Yes, I thought it was a good base so im happy with that, they do have night shift differentials so thats nice too. 

Yeah relocating can be a scary transition but also a fun experience.

The interview process had a few steps, first the application, then they send a hirevue to do a few web questions(why choa?, why nursing? whats your preferred floors and why?). Then the recruiter will email to setup a conversation and just ask more about you. And then the recruiter sets up the interview with what is available and what you prefer. The interview was through a webcall. Lots of behavioral style questions so I would YouTube some and practice out loud. They were all super nice which was great. 

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Futurenursetai said:

Yes, I thought it was a good base so im happy with that, they do have night shift differentials so thats nice too. 

Yeah relocating can be a scary transition but also a fun experience.

The interview process had a few steps, first the application, then they send a hirevue to do a few web questions(why choa?, why nursing? whats your preferred floors and why?). Then the recruiter will email to setup a conversation and just ask more about you. And then the recruiter sets up the interview with what is available and what you prefer. The interview was through a webcall. Lots of behavioral style questions so I would YouTube some and practice out loud. They were all super nice which was great. 

That's awesome, thank you!! What unit will you be working on?! 

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Futurenursetai said:

Thank you ? 

No, I am thinking about trying to go in October or November. My school has us pretty tight right now with clinicals and preceptorship so I'm trying to see how I can make it over 

I accepted an offer at Egleston— moving to Arthur Blank next fall. I wish there were a facebook group or something for the residency program! Maybe we could start one. 

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