Banner New Grad Nurse Program

[Grad 2020, BSN, RN]

I recently applied to Banner Health Thunderbird.

I see other posts here, but nothing current. Can anyone share anything about current hiring and interviewing? I received an email about two days later saying, they are reviewing current applications.

Also wondering if I applied too early, their website up to two months in advance. I graduate in August.

I'm applying from out of state, it appears they are likely to hire from out of state.

Interview questions they ask?

Thanks

[Tachyrn]

I applied to the new grad program 6/5 before I took the NCLEX and it was never reviewed. I got my license on 6/24 and updated my application that day. I got a call the next day, had an interview today and accepted a job!

[Grad 2020, BSN, RN]

On 7/8/2020 at 12:25 AM, Tachyrn said:

I applied to the new grad program 6/5 before I took the NCLEX and it was never reviewed. I got my license on 6/24 and updated my application that day. I got a call the next day, had an interview today and accepted a job!

OK, thanks! My still says pending.

I grad 8/13, and plan to NCLEX early September. Was hoping to secure something sooner.

[Tachyrn]

Gotcha. Abrazo has a new grad cohort starting in September if Banner doesn’t work out.

[Smga242]

Hi all!! I have an interview with a Banner Health recruiter tomorrow and was wondering if anyone has any tips for the interview or remembers any of the questions they were ask so I can prepare! Any help is appreciated

[Guest1036391]

Advise from a RN that was in Banner‘s new grad program : they are amazing and preceptors are amazing as well.

Was a CNA at Abrazo Central during nursing school and would never work there as a nurse. That facility is hideous at best. They pay a lot because their patient to nurse ratio on Tele used to be 6:1 a few years ago at least. If you like your license, join Banner or Honor Health, plenty of good hospitals in The Valley.

[Smga242]

On 11/27/2020 at 4:02 AM, Nadine85RN said:

Advise from a RN that was in Banner‘s new grad program : they are amazing and preceptors are amazing as well.

Was a CNA at Abrazo Central during nursing school and would never work there as a nurse. That facility is hideous at best. They pay a lot because their patient to nurse ratio on Tele used to be 6:1 a few years ago at least. If you like your license, join Banner or Honor Health, plenty of good hospitals in The Valley.

Thank you so much for the advice! I got a job in the CVICU at Banner University Medical Center Phoenix and start around February 

[iirosaii]

On 12/8/2020 at 1:28 PM, Smga242 said:

Thank you so much for the advice! I got a job in the CVICU at Banner University Medical Center Phoenix and start around February 

What type of interviews questions did you get or how was the process? I have a phone interview next Wednesday and I’m not sure what to expect. Thank you in advance! 

[newgradBSN.RN]

Has anyone had an interview and not gotten the job? Or has everyone that has gotten an interview gotten a job? I got an interview and was told we'd do another one closer to my graduation date with is in April so I don't know what to expect with that second interview?

[aileenyulissa]

I applied to banner on Jan 18th, my application still only says "application received" is this a bad sign? how long does it take to get a recruiter to view your application? ? 

[newgradBSN.RN]

14 minutes ago, aileenyulissa said:

I applied to banner on Jan 18th, my application still only says "application received" is this a bad sign? how long does it take to get a recruiter to view your application? ? 

I submitted my application over thanksgiving break and didn’t hear anything back until January 7th. I don't think it’s a bad sign I think they just go through applications in spurts which makes when they reach out very unpredictable. 

[Smga242]

22 minutes ago, aileenyulissa said:

I applied to banner on Jan 18th, my application still only says "application received" is this a bad sign? how long does it take to get a recruiter to view your application? ? 

I applied October 9th and didn't get an email about an interview until October 27th and then had my first interview 3 days later. My second interview was not until November 9th and I got the job. The first "interview" just reviews your application. The second one is where they ask you actual interview questions. I wouldn't be worried at all. COVID just has slowed everything down. You are fine!!