2017 Duke New Grad Program

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Hey! I just thought I'd make a place where people can ask questions regarding applications, interviews, and new jobs regarding Duke's Summer 2017 New grad Program. I sent my application in for Duke's New Grad Program in January, and still haven't heard anything. Has anyone heard anything different?

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congratulations to all who have been hired! Finally got an interview at Duke, on the 30-bed rehab floor at Duke Regional. Has anyone interviewed or been hired for that unit? Also any general interview tips would be much appreciated. thank you :)

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Congrats everyone :) Hope to see some of you at orientation.

Does anyone know when we will be getting our first work week schedule? (the week after orientation)

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Specializes in PACU.

I think that I heard we get it the week of orientation.

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Coming in a little late y'all, but congrats to everyone and for those who accepted a position and starting July 10th, see y'all then! I will be starting with the Cardiothoracic OR!

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Specializes in Labor and Delivery, Postpartum, Newborn Nursery.

Hello everyone! So I am actually a current PNA in the GYN OR at big Duke, but I will be graduating in December. I was wondering if you all could tell me about the program a little bit in regards to which specialty areas are offered with the residency/new grad RN program? Definitely wanting to apply when the next application comes out, but can't find much information online! I'm mainly interested in L&D/mother-baby/nursery, etc. but not sure if that is an option for the new grads and the residency program...thanks for any input! :)

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Anyone working on the surg floors 2100/2200/2300 at the University hospital? interviewed today, super friendly staff and interesting patient population

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I was hired onto 3200 (: But the manager informed me that I could possibly "float" to 2200 if need be... Yes, I found the staff pretty friendly as well. I think it's going to be a good floor to start on!

Anyone working on the surg floors 2100/2200/2300 at the University hospital? interviewed today, super friendly staff and interesting patient population
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Specializes in PACU.

Anyone know what the dress code is for orientation? I can't find anything about it on orientation info sheet I got.

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In my offer letter, it said just to dress casually; scrubs are not necessary.

Anyone know what the dress code is for orientation? I can't find anything about it on orientation info sheet I got.
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Specializes in PACU.

Apparently you can wear scrubs or casual dress. Some people are being told scrubs, others business casual. I just talked to a girl who just went through it and she said it was a mixture of both at her's so I guess it's a "whatever" kind of dress code!

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Hi everyone (I know I'm late to the party) but I was just offered a position at Duke starting in October. Just wondering how you guys found roommates, what neighborhoods are good to live in (I'm from New England) and if anyone needs a roommate? Any help is appreciated :up:

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I was also hired on 3200! Looking forward to meeting you and starting on this floor!!

I was hired onto 3200 (: But the manager informed me that I could possibly "float" to 2200 if need be... Yes, I found the staff pretty friendly as well. I think it's going to be a good floor to start on!
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