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Hi everyone,
I was just wondering if anyone else has applied to this residency or if anyone has completed the residency. I have seen the other posts about the other new grad programs at BMC, but I didn't know that there was one for critical care. I am going to apply for the residency that starts in Feb. 2018 and I was just curious about how the application process went and how the job experience is.
Thank you!
Does anyone know anything about BMC like pay, benefits, parking, literally anything at all about how the program is run? I've been dying to find out any information!
The last residency they posted was a med/surg one in the fall and the description was a bit more detailed...maybe it's similar! They had 4 weeks of rotating through different units it looked like. After that month of precepting and classroom time, they were assigned a permanent unit to work on. It was full time and benefitted. Since BMC is unionized, I'd assume it's the same pay as other Boston hospitals because they aim to stay competitive with each other's pay.
When is your interview?? I'm getting nervous! haha
I had mine yesterday - 8 am!! I caught that point and that we spend the first 2 weeks in an ICU to 'get our feet wet' before receiving a permanent hire unit and starting the classes. Also no vacation for 6 months I remember her specifically saying unfortunately haha.
Good luck to you, I'm hoping we hear back early next week but she said between 2-3 weeks....
I know I was like that's the whole summer depending on when we start! I'm not sure if we aren't guaranteed a job until 2 weeks in or just a unit? So nerve wracking! Also if it starts the 5th that's a short turn around for us to find out and then for it to start so I hope it's earlier!
I'm also curious as to what the hours are like and if it's only 36 do we only go 3 times a week? And do we work when our preceptor works? I should've asked yesterday!
Yeah I'm not sure, I'd guess it's precepted time supplemented by classroom - idk how they split it though...i don't think they knew either because I asked for a sort of breakdown but was given general info. And the 2 week is just in an ICU and then after those two weeks we'll prob get our actual unit (or maybe that one if we end up staying there) but once you get offered the position in the next two weeks im pretty sure it's guaranteed you're in for 2.5 years. (She said 2 year mandatory sign on after the 6 month orientation)
Hi there!
I am graduating in May so unfortunately was not able to apply for this program. I am interested if any of you are actually doing this program and if so if you have contact information you could pass along. I am hoping they may be doing a similar program in the summer or fall. Thank you for your help!
ccuRN24
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I heard last week. I'd try calling! Even though I called today, but no one answered or called me back.