Members are discussing the next steps after accepting offers for a nursing position, including onboarding emails and gathering necessary paperwork. Some are waiting to hear about onboarding steps, while others are sharing information about the licensing process for out-of-state nurses. Additionally, members are looking to connect with others in their cohort, discussing events, creating Facebook groups, and asking about starting pay rates.
The March cohort will begin on March 3, 2025. Applications will open on Friday, October 11 at 9 a.m. (PST) and close on Friday, October 25 at 12 p.m.
Qualifications: You are a new graduate or an RN with less than one year of nursing experience in any area by the start of the program
You have a Bachelor of Science in Nursing or a Master of Science in Nursing **
**The following units will accept new graduates with an Associate Degree in Nursing (ADN) for the March 2025 cohort: 5 East, 5 West, 6 East, 6 West, Duque, Emergency Department. RN residents accepted to the program with an ADN will be required to enroll in a Bachelor's of Science in Nursing (BSN) program within 2 years of hire.
I'm sure you did amazing!! OK, good I prepared for behavioral questions. I'll make sure to ask and get back to you. I have a few questions to ask as well.
Yes thank you!! & you will be amazing as well!! Lmk how it goes 🙏🏼
I'm sure you did amazing!! OK, good I prepared for behavioral questions. I'll make sure to ask and get back to you. I have a few questions to ask as well.
I do recall one scenario question. Kinda what you would do if so and so but nothing clinical. Which I was nervous about because I didn't feel prepared for clinical questions but good thing they didn't ask that LOL
I do recall one scenario question. Kinda what you would do if so and so but nothing clinical. Which I was nervous about because I didn't feel prepared for clinical questions but good thing they didn't ask that LOL
OK, yay, I am not prepared for any clinical type questions either, unless it's diabetes LOL. I will let you know how it goes!
I just finished! The situational ones kind of threw me off. Like when was a time you had to make a difficult decision and it was your responsibility... But I think I did good on all the other questions, I saw a few A, B, C on the grading thing they use so IDK. My interview was also kind of short, only 20 minutes. They told me they will get back to us in a few weeks
I just finished! The situational ones kind of threw me off. Like when was a time you had to make a difficult decision and it was your responsibility... But I think I did good on all the other questions, I saw a few A, B, C on the grading thing they use so IDK. My interview was also kind of short, only 20 minutes. They told me they will get back to us in a few weeks
So proud of you! The hard part is done. I did not see that they were grading it on that abc scale LOL. But let's hope for the best
So proud of you! The hard part is done. I did not see that they were grading it on that abc scale LOL. But let's hope for the best
Thanks, proud of you too! Hopefully future co-workers. LOL I saw some questions they asked it was ABCD and then other they were writing my answers. But now the waiting game, hopefully next week 🤞🏽
same!! I had my interview with ED, and I don't feel good about it at all. it was so short. did anyone ask when we would hear back?
Same I was shocked at how soon it was over LOL. I asked about hearing back and they were kind of vague they said they have to wait until all the units have made their decisions? So they didn't even give me an estimate.
Same I was shocked at how soon it was over LOL. I asked about hearing back and they were kind of vague they said they have to wait until all the units have made their decisions? So they didn't even give me an estimate.
The general timeline said that starting Dec. 9 is when offers will be given! So good luck to everyone.. hoping we hear good news next week! ❤️
coffeelover8
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Yes thank you!! & you will be amazing as well!! Lmk how it goes 🙏🏼