Memorial Hermann RN Fellowship Program - Call for Applications

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Specializes in Psychiatry.

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July 16, 2013

It is our pleasure to announce that the Memorial Hermann Health System will offer the RN Fellowship Program. We are now accepting applications for the September 2013 program.

The RN Fellowship is an opportunity for BSN graduates to experience a unique non-employment, mentorship opportunity with a licensed professional nurse for six months. The mentorship is designed to provide in-depth experiences to enhance technical, interpersonal and professional skills.

Twenty-five RN Fellows will be the recipients of an RN Fellowship in one of the following specialty areas: Acute Care, Critical Care, Emergency Care, Maternal-Newborn, or Perioperative Care. Each Fellowship specialty provides classroom instruction and direct patient care experiences.

The program will begin on September 23, 2013, and interviewing for the program will begin as applications are submitted through July and August. If accepted, there is a program registration fee. Memorial Hermann will provide a monthly stipend and allowances for uniforms, meals and parking.

Please read the attached brochure for additional information and time lines about this program. If interested, please go to the following link and complete the online application. Your resume and references can be attached online to create a full and complete application package. Please note that unless you are currently employed, two references are required: Faculty and Personal. If you are employed, a professional/work reference is also requested, but not required.

If you have questions about the website or link, please do not hesitate to contact us at 713-932-5772.

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The application deadline is August 9, 2013. Please note that the references may be sent separately, but the application will not be considered complete without references.

*MODs just passing this on, don't know if allowed to post the number.*

Stipend and new grads have to pay a $500 registration fee upon acceptance to fellowship.

hi lildebbit do you hvae news on this one>?

I am a new grad, graduated Aug. 2013 with a BSN. I am currently employed at a skilled nursing facility, but I am not content with my orientation. I received an email regarding the fellowship program at Memorial Hermann. I am interested in joining the program. Is anybody currently in the program that can tell me more about it?

Specializes in Medical-Surgical Nursing.

I have the RN Fellowship Brochure sent to me by my clinical manager as I am currently a Memorial Hermann employee. I can send you a copy of the brochure if you want to know more about it. :)

I wonder if anybody here has gone thru the interview process or if they were called for the panel interview..

Anyone?

Specializes in Medical-Surgical Nursing.

Interviews are still being conducted until the 20th. Final selection will be made on December 23. Good luck! :)

Interviews are still being conducted until the 20th. Final selection will be made on December 23. Good luck! :)
did you go through the program?
Specializes in Medical-Surgical Nursing.

No but my clinical manager is encouraging me to. I'm a PCA with MH right now but I'll be taking my NCLEX soon and idk how to transition from my current position to an RN.

No but my clinical manager is encouraging me to. I'm a PCA with MH right now but I'll be taking my NCLEX soon and idk how to transition from my current position to an RN.
oh wow, lucky you...I heist passed nclex and trying my luck everywhere. I had my interview but we'll see how it goes. Staying positive here....good luck on your test.
Specializes in Medical-Surgical Nursing.

Thank you! Have you tried calling for a follow up? I hope you get into the program.

Thank you! Have you tried calling for a follow up? I hope you get into the program.
i did and I think one inquiry is enough. Waiting game it is. Let me know if you need something about your nclex.
Specializes in Medical-Surgical Nursing.

Aw. They can be very passive aggressive.

I don't know if I'll be able to get in the system once I'm licensed so I'm also looking into regional hospitals in the suburbs. My friends say they're good training grounds for new nurses although the turnover rate is high because once nurses get their experience, they move to bigger hospital systems.

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