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.
Hi, friends! I received a brief email with next steps. They mentioned sharing our PALS card-- does anyone else here not have PALS? Wondering if that is something I should do on my own or if that is something we will be doing with theM?
lastly, for those wondering, I know that all offers have been sent out and I believe only if someone opts out of their offer will they start reaching out to those on waitlist.
Hi friends-- SOS is anyone else starting at CHLA who went to an out-of-state nursing school? I passed my (NC) NCLEX on Friday and just completed the application for endorsement. I am REALLY worried that my license will not be ready by our start date in March. Is anyone else in the same position?
As I mentioned, I am doing the the CA license by endorsement process. I am transferring my NC license to CA and was wondering how long this process has actually taken people from the time you submit your Breeze application. The website says a 10-12 week processing time, but frankly I am stressed and freaking out. However, I have heard from some that it doesn't take that long so I am curious what you have experienced/ if anyone else is dealing with this right now. Furthermore, is anyone else worried about this communication requirement!? Thanks!!
I endorsed mine from NJ and I would say the longest part of the process was the fingerprinting. I waited for 2 months then found out ny prints got rejected by mail so I had to fly out and do them in person and then it got approved within 2 weeks. If you submitted your fingerprints by mail, I would highly recommend flying in and getting them done to air on the side of caution :)
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Is anyone else still waiting for the next onboarding steps? I am wondering if I should reach out to HR, thank you!