Lurie Children's Hospital of Chicago

U.S.A. Illinois

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Hi everyone! This is my first time posting, so I hope I do this correctly....

Has anyone else applied to Lurie Children's New Graduate Program beginning in March? I know that the new graduate positions came down only last week, has anyone heard back yet? When I followed up they said it may be a little longer until anyone hears!

Thanks!

I work in the CCU and I LOVE it. Where did you apply?

I applied to the PICU and gen med/pulm

How long did it take for them to contact you? I'm worried my application won't stand out :/

What experience did you have prior to working there?

I didn't have any prior experience, but I had connections. It all took quite awhile, I don't remember exactly how long.

When you say connections do you mean employee referral?

Specializes in Peds ED, Peds Stem Cell Transplant, Peds.

I worked there many years and also at many of the hospitals in Chicagoland area. The pay and benefits are competitive and they treated me better then any Union Hospital in Chicago.

It is a good place to work if you can get in.

What floor did you work on Kidrn911?

Hi Juliwithoutane!

I just got a call yesterday and they invited me to the "group interview" at Lurie's for the SNA program. Any advice or tips on how to stand out during the interview?

Yes I know a few people that work there. I think that's the only reason I got a job. But there were a few hired that didn't have any connections!

Do you know around how many people they interviewed and how many actually got hired for a position on each unit for the SNA program?

Don't know about units other than mine but they interviewed around 30 and hired 22ish

I don't how many they hired on any unit other than the ICUs but they interviewed around 30 and hired 22ish

Specializes in Peds ED, Peds Stem Cell Transplant, Peds.

I worked in the ER

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