Emory New Grad Residency Program, Spring 2014 - updates?

elizabethmeiereRN · Mar 3, 2014

@Sweety5: I got an email with a new grad questionnaire to fill out and a bunch of information about Emory Healthcare.

Sweety5 · Mar 3, 2014

Oh okay! I received the same email. Good Luck to you!

KRN910 · Mar 4, 2014

@elizabethmeiereRN, I have not received a phone interview yet. I am guessing that it may take a while since they are in the process of interviewing and hiring the spring group now and I am in the fall group. :)

Rachel1987 · Mar 4, 2014

@asholey88-- How did your interview go?!?? What hospital did you interview for? I think some of the new grads are starting next week, so I bet you'll hear back really quickly!

asholey88 · Mar 5, 2014

@Amberivie and @Rachel1987 My interview went well. It was soooo VERY tough, but I received a call today and offered my pick between TWO positions!!! One on the bone marrow/stem cell transplant unit and one on the hem/onc unit. I also received an email today from CHOA inviting me to interview with them, but I am really falling in love with Emory. My mom was on the BMT unit several years ago with Leukemia and that's where I decided I wanted to be a nurse, so there is a lot of personal experience and sentiment there. So I think I am going to call tomorrow and accept the position on the BMT/SCT unit! Their start dates are March 10th and 17th...so I will be starting soon! I will be at the main campus at Emory University Hospital. So very excited!!! :-)

ZONAYEH · Mar 10, 2014

Does anyone receive a formal "You are hired letter" after submitting reference forms and pre-employment data form? I should be in the March residency group, feeling uncertain about my situation.

snbell · Mar 10, 2014

@ZONAYEH...we are in the same boat. My understanding from speaking to someone in HR is that they give you an official offer letter after the results of the background check.

Rachel1987 · Mar 11, 2014

@ZONAYEH-- I can't help but to laugh a little at your comment because that's how we ALL felt! I just received my offer letter today, after they scheduled my health assessment. Don't feel uncertain; you're starting with the rest of us :-) I think they're trying to get through a lot of people right now, as I've been told by many people that they've taken on quite a few new grads. If you're feeling uncomfortable, call your recruiter. I did, as did many of my friends, and we were all reassured and provided with more information. What hospital and unit will you be working on?