New Grad Program at Southern California Hospital- Culver city/Hollywood March 2025 Cohort

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Anyone go through the job fair/interview on February 5th? Or will attend the job fair/interview on February 12th?

Was informed the new grads will likely start in March.

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which hospital is this for?

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lnurse777 said:

which hospital is this for?

Southern California Hospital at Hollywood and Culver City. 

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RN Tony said:

Southern California Hospital at Hollywood and Culver City. 

oh I've never heard of it, is there a link/flyer for the job fair on the 12th? I cant find anything online

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lnurse777 said:

oh I've never heard of it, is there a link/flyer for the job fair on the 12th? I cant find anything online

Job Fair Here you go. 😁

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I got a slot in the New Grad cohort that begins March 31st.

ICU Nights at Hollywood.

Anyone else hear back?

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Bumping this post. Tomorrow is the second job fair at their Culver City location. Here are the details:

SCH New Grad Job Fair

Good luck everyone!

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If you don't mind sharing. How was the interview ? Was it an on the spot offer ?

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newg80 said:

If you don't mind sharing. How was the interview ? Was it an on the spot offer ?

I don't mind sharing. The interview was conducted by the manager to which ever department you apply for. I suggest going early because there was a large turnout and some were waiting for a long time. 

Questions were easy. Asked about yourself and your goals. They were very clear that you will likely work nights and they stress that you must be flexible with that. They did ask one work related question; what do you do before administering medications? The answer she was looking for was to use two identifiers. Verbal name and birthdate and not to rely on the scanner.

No, it was not on the spot hire. I was followed up with a second interview via phone/zoom. I was then offered a position the following day. 

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Thank so much for sharing ! 
Just wondering if it's not too personal, what was the pay that they offered ? Also curious because I think on the listing it said they paid time and a half after the 8 hours 

also, is it structured as a new grad program where there's shifts on the floor and didactic courses ? 
sorry the multiple questions, just trying to get an idea 🙂 

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newg80 said:

Thank so much for sharing ! 
Just wondering if it's not too personal, what was the pay that they offered ? Also curious because I think on the listing it said they paid time and a half after the 8 hours 

also, is it structured as a new grad program where there's shifts on the floor and didactic courses ? 
sorry the multiple questions, just trying to get an idea 🙂 

About $44/hour. There is a night differential pay ($4.50) and weekend differential pay ($3.25). 

Yes, they will pay time and a half after the first 8 hours of your shift.

From what I was told, the new grad program will be 12 weeks of training on day shift. Depending on where you get hired, there is a bit of variation. I got hired at Hollywood. I will have classroom (didactic) training one day a week at Culver City. The remaining days will be at Hollywood on the floor.

No worries, ask away!

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Got it ! Thanks for much for sharing ! 
So would it be one day didactic and 2 days of shift at the hospital ? 
Also the day of didactic training is paid, just as it would be for a regular shift correct ? 

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