Mayo Clinic Rochester New Grad Residency Program Summer 2021

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Hey everyone, I was just creating this thread to see if anyone has applied to or been accepted to a position at Mayo Clinic in Rochester?! I haven't seen a thread for Rochester specifically so I wanted to make one for those who may or already have been hired in order to network!

Yea- I think it depends on how far away you are. I’m from Illinois, so I’d imagine the farther you are, the more you qualify for 

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2 minutes ago, gelkins1 said:

Yea- I think it depends on how far away you are. I’m from Illinois, so I’d imagine the farther you are, the more you qualify for 

Gotcha. Dang it, I wish I would have said I was a lot further away and see what they would have offered LOL

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Right? “Yea I’m actually coming from Lebanon” ?

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7 hours ago, Brilane Behrens said:

I was told they would give me $9,000 for relocation 

Nice! Congrats on the offer btw. 

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"I'm coming from Minnesota, but my plan is to travel West in order to get East. How much aid would that qualify me for?"

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Hi everyone! I have an interview next week for cardiac/heart transplant ICU new grad position! Any tips or advice? Was anyone asked clinical questions or were they all behavioral? Thanks in advance for the help!!

 

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1 hour ago, SarRN21 said:

Hi everyone! I have an interview next week for cardiac/heart transplant ICU new grad position! Any tips or advice? Was anyone asked clinical questions or were they all behavioral? Thanks in advance for the help!!

 

Hey!! Congrats on the interview! 
tips I’d give are know how to answer behavioral questions in the STARE format (situation, task, action, result, evaluation). Or a format similar to that, it makes your answers well organized. I’d definitly have a solid list of experiences from clinical and work to pull from for both positive and negative experiences, and if negative, be able to answer how it was learning experience and how it made you better and what you differently now as a result. I had a few NCLEX style questions: they gave me a list of patients and asked which I’d prioritize and why, as well as a few delegation questions. Don’t freak out, if you’ve been studying for NCLEX (like I’d imagine you have been) you’ll be fine LOL. Have some questions to ask them as well, and be personable, they’re interested or they wouldn’t have given you an interview, not it’s just time to sell them in yourself. Good luck!! 

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On 6/11/2021 at 2:22 PM, gelkins1 said:

Hey!! Congrats on the interview! 
tips I’d give are know how to answer behavioral questions in the STARE format (situation, task, action, result, evaluation). Or a format similar to that, it makes your answers well organized. I’d definitly have a solid list of experiences from clinical and work to pull from for both positive and negative experiences, and if negative, be able to answer how it was learning experience and how it made you better and what you differently now as a result. I had a few NCLEX style questions: they gave me a list of patients and asked which I’d prioritize and why, as well as a few delegation questions. Don’t freak out, if you’ve been studying for NCLEX (like I’d imagine you have been) you’ll be fine LOL. Have some questions to ask them as well, and be personable, they’re interested or they wouldn’t have given you an interview, not it’s just time to sell them in yourself. Good luck!! 

THANK YOU! This is super helpful. Good luck in your new position!

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1 hour ago, SarRN21 said:

THANK YOU! This is super helpful. Good luck in your new position!

No problem, update me on how it goes/if you get an offer. Best of luck, and just remember like I said, they’re interested, hard parts over— now just sell them on yourself ?

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Hi everyone! I just started a thread for Mayo's Residency starting in February in case anyone ends up here! 

Good luck to everyone!

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