Loma Linda New Grad RN August 2022 Cohort

Nurses Residency

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Hi all,

I wanted to start this thread for those who are looking to apply at Loma Linda for the new grad RN residency. Hope to connect with each of you soon.

19 minutes ago, Yumi2019 said:

I just had my interview yesterday and don't know if I will be receiving an offer. I was told I would hear back next week. Sounds like there is a lot to consider. What department did you interview for?

I interviewed for the surgical unit. What unit did you interview with? 

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Just now, nursecastle123 said:

I interviewed for the surgical unit. What unit did you interview with? 

Operating room

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I interviewed for the Operating Room for the Adult RN Residency program, but I guess they combined it with the Children's Hospital as well. There were 8 interviewers via Zoom through mine. I got an offer today, but like everyone said, I am unsure if the pay is worth it for a 3-year commitment (1 year residency and 2 years full-time employee). How is everyone else feeling?

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13 minutes ago, AllisonJoyy said:

Yes! Definitely felt the same, it was a strange and somewhat awkward interview! I've heard great things about their workplace environment and culture for new grads, but something felt off. It's best to go with your gut sometimes I guess

Yes, same here ! I’ve heard so many good things from previous professors but yeah it didn’t feel like the right fit. But good luck to you in your nursing journey, hope you find the right fit that best works for you !! 

4 minutes ago, Yumi2019 said:

Operating room

Oh cool, operating room sounds really interesting. Good luck, I hope you hear back with good news !!

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4 minutes ago, EjTheNurse said:

I interviewed for the Operating Room for the Adult RN Residency program, but I guess they combined it with the Children's Hospital as well. There were 8 interviewers via Zoom through mine. I got an offer today, but like everyone said, I am unsure if the pay is worth it for a 3-year commitment (1 year residency and 2 years full-time employee). How is everyone else feeling?

Congratulations! I didn’t hear back. I probably didn’t get the job. I had the same experience as you. Felt a bit overwhelming and confusing actually with all of the different options regarding the specialities/location. 

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2 minutes ago, Yumi2019 said:

Congratulations! I didn’t hear back. I probably didn’t get the job. I had the same experience as you. Felt a bit overwhelming and confusing actually with all of the different options regarding the specialities/location. 

I'm sure you will hear back. Each OR location has their timeline of when they choose their candidates. Apparently, there will be 9-10 residents for the OR cohort for August 2022. And from the looks of the sign-up genius that was sent to us...there were 12 that signed up to interview. OR has always been my passion, but the pay is really turning me off.

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Hello, I was wondering about the pay rate.  If you are working the night shift will you get paid for the $37.50 and $4.00 which makes it $40 and is it 40 hours per week?

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1 minute ago, POBerry said:

Hello, I was wondering about the pay rate.  If you are working the night shift will you get paid for the $37.50 and $4.00 which makes it $40 and is it 40 hours per week?

It depends. For residency, I know we will be doing 8 hours/5 days (40hrs/wk) for some time. Then, eventually most residents will do 12 hour/3 days (36hrs/wk).

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15 minutes ago, EjTheNurse said:

I'm sure you will hear back. Each OR location has their timeline of when they choose their candidates. Apparently, there will be 9-10 residents for the OR cohort for August 2022. And from the looks of the sign-up genius that was sent to us...there were 12 that signed up to interview. OR has always been my passion, but the pay is really turning me off.

I agree with you regarding the pay. Plus the on-call hours varies depending on the location. It was all a bit confusing and a lot of information.

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39 minutes ago, nursecastle123 said:

Yes, same here ! I’ve heard so many good things from previous professors but yeah it didn’t feel like the right fit. But good luck to you in your nursing journey, hope you find the right fit that best works for you !! 

Good luck to you as well!

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34 minutes ago, POBerry said:

Hello, I was wondering about the pay rate.  If you are working the night shift will you get paid for the $37.50 and $4.00 which makes it $40 and is it 40 hours per week?

Yes, the differential gets tacked on to the base pay.

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On 6/8/2022 at 7:31 PM, EjTheNurse said:

Yes, the differential gets tacked on to the base pay.

Ej,

do you know if there is on-call pay? 

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