Published Jun 18, 2019
mina_003
2 Posts
Hi everyone,
I took the Nclex for the first time yesterday and found out I failed this morning. Devastated of course, but I'm giving myself a few days to destress/recuperate and will dust myself off and get back to studying for the retake.
I have a offer at a hospital residency program that I accepted and they were waiting on me passing the nclex. I was supposed to let them know my nclex testing date (which I completely forgot) and their HR left me a voicemail earlier today to let them know when my testing date was.
I've already sent a re-exam application to the FBON (have to wait for an ATT once again) and re-registered on Pearson vue. I'm nervous about calling back. With retakes I have to wait 45 days (which would be Aug 1st). They have different start dates for their program and the latest is in August (I honestly don't remember which date though). Should I let them know I failed? I'm worried that they would immediately let me go if I tell them I didn't pass.
Rose_Queen, BSN, MSN, RN
6 Articles; 11,934 Posts
You're going to have to tell them. Some programs will hold the position, others won't. You won't know until you call them. But trying to hide it won't do you any favors.
NICU Guy, BSN, RN
4,161 Posts
4 hours ago, mina_003 said:Should I let them know I failed? I'm worried that they would immediately let me go if I tell them I didn't pass.
Should I let them know I failed? I'm worried that they would immediately let me go if I tell them I didn't pass.
You need to let them know. They can easily check the status of your license. They know your test date and when it should be posted.
Nursing2019BSN, BSN, RN
77 Posts
I would tell them. Sadly, a lot of those offers are only valid if you pass the NCLEX the first time. This program could be different though. You only know once you call them! Good luck!!
jburag2
6 Posts
hi,
i am in the same boat. i just got my unofficial results- fail...i just emailed lurie's residency program to let them know that i would have to retake the NCLEX...im guessing i will be dropped.
let me know if you emailed them and what they say!
On 6/20/2019 at 10:36 AM, jburag2 said:let me know if you emailed them and what they say!
hey!
I ended up calling back the day afterwards (last wednesday) and I just got a call back from the hospital's HR this morning. The residency program has different start dates and their last start date for the summer is in the second week of August (Just barely giving me enough time to retake due to NCLEX's 45 day period).
I still have a chance to make it, (The HR lady will be talking to the hiring manager of the floor I was going to work on) so fingers crossed. If it doesn't work out, HR said that I could join the fall cycle for the program and start in October. If interested I'll keep you posted with what they officially say. I hope things are going okay for you and hope you don't get dropped!
That’s awesome! If you don’t mind me asking what residency? I got dropped from the Lurie’s Residency in Chicago since my retake will be in August (starting date is August) and it wouldn’t give me enough time to clear my license (crossing my fingers I pass the second time around!) the HR lady did tell me that I can apply for the next round and with same qualifications I should be making it to an interview!!
sianee
165 Posts
You need a NCLEX TEST TAKING STRATEGY REVIEW. You must attend the class. I took many reviews none of them help me pass the test. I took the exam yesterday 6/27/19. Computer stop at 75. I had 30-45 minutes left to complete the test. I used all my time searching for strategies to help me pass the test after I took it over 20 times already. I think I pass but I’m waiting for my official result.
Can you tell me which one you took?
Also good luck! I’m sure you passed!
1 hour ago, jburag2 said:Can you tell me which one you took?
I’m in Miami Florida. There is a good NCLEX Strategy teacher who helps a lot of people to pass with no knowledge or content. Just strategies.
1 hour ago, jburag2 said:Also good luck! I’m sure you passed!
Thanks for the guidance