Accepted job at NYP-Cornell!

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akajor

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Hi tern!

I'm a new grad nurse (2010) and I really wanted to work at NYp, but I really dont know how to go about it. I mean I applied to the positions that I deem to match my requirements but to no avail. I have a 6 months experience working in LTC/REhab in the Bronx.

Please help! thanks!

I think if you have under 1 year of experience you apply to the new grad pool. I may be wrong.. You can always call and ask!

Just an update on what happened after my phone interview....Well it went well and the recruiter said she would give my resume to a nurse manager and I would be contacted in a few weeks but I received an email a few weeks later saying I wasnt chosen for an interview :( but I should keep applying. Well on a more positive note, I'm pleased to say that I have an interview coming up next week at The Hospital For Special Surgery. Yaay !! I'm excited :yes: !! Wish me luck !! fingers and toes crossed !!!

Slimlady727

198 Posts

I've recently got hired for a position at NYP. I already work there and applied for my transfer back in April. I interviewed with a Recruiter in June and then a Nurse manager in October. Be prepared to wait, bc they only call if there is an opening on a unit that is and if you are a new grad, it may take longer only if the unit is hiring New grads. I consistantly contacted HR every week during the summer, keeping my name in their ear. With new grads they ask your preference in the inital phone interview and they try to cater to your preference. After not hearing anything for a while, I told them that I prefer a job (bc my preference was OB/Peds/ICU).

After meeting with the Nurse Manager I heard about 1 week later that I got the position. I was supposed to start on Nov 19th, but bc of the storm I wouldnt be able to have my physical and take the pharm exam in time, so I'll be starting in Jan.

My advise is, if you dont hear anything, dont give up just keep being persisitant.

Specializes in MedSurg, PACU, Maternal/Child Health.

Oh wow even when you already worked there it took you so long (from interview in June to start in November)? That means for us external applicants will take even longer or never. I heard all hospitals in NYC including NYP are swamped and have way more applicants than jobs open. I'm a Jan 2012 grad and I applied to the new grad waitlist. I have almost 6 months of experience as RN in home care (pediatrics) and previous healthcare experience in pediatrics also (but not RN as it was after my first bachelors and while I was going to school for my BSN). I tried to apply to other positions as my waitlist application cannot be updated and it has old info from when I apply in January. However applying to the other RN positions I get a window at the end saying my application cannot be submitted b/c I do not have "1 year of RN experience" though I have certifications including NRP and ACLS and have worked in healthcare.

DoGoodThenGo

4,129 Posts

All the top tier Manhattan hospital systems such as Mount Sinai, NYP, NS-LIJ/Lenox Hill, Hospital for SS, and so forth have a *wide* recruitment net. Local new grads and experienced nurses are competiting against those from NJ, Conn, LI, Westchester and in many cases furhter away than that.

Consider also some systems such as NYP consider internal applicants before going outside. Even if one has worked as a housekeeper at NYP as a new grad you'll be considered before they look externally.

Because NYC money is *that* good turnover isn't what you'd expect. People will put up with allot when the money is right. *LOL*

cgrav44

21 Posts

Hi,

I am graduating in a week from BSN program. NYP is on my list of places to apply to. When you applied, was there a specific "New Grad" position? Or did you just submit your application through the website without applying for a specific position? I have submitted my resume, references, and unofficial transcripts under the general "submit your app" because there was nothing for new grads. I appreciate your insight and I hope you made it through the application/interview process and have a job!

Specializes in MedSurg, PACU, Maternal/Child Health.

Hi

If you are a new Grad you have to apply through the New Grad posting. Otherwise they block your application from going through if you apply to other positions that say "1 year exp preferred or required". Im new grad from Jan 2012 and 7 months experience as RN in a clinic and my application gets a window at the end saying I dont have the 1 year exp though the post says 1 year preferred.

However If you have previous nurse experience (as from working as Associates RN and you are graduating soon from BSN) then you can apply to the "1 year preferred" positions and your application not get blocked from going to a recruiter.

cgrav44

21 Posts

Thanks for your advise. I haven't seen the New Grad posting- I don't think it is up. I have not been applying for anything that says 1 year required because I know they won't look at my app but I will apply to "1 year preferred". Thanks again, I can't believe how difficult the job application process can be and any words of wisdom are appreciated! Best of luck to you.

akajor

22 Posts

Hi esc_newnurse!

I applied to the NYP New Grad Waitlist and got an email stating that I was placed at the wait list. How long should I hear back from them for an interview?

And also, I made a terrible mistake of not reviewing my application before submitting it. I accidentally clicked on the Dec2012/Jan2013 New grad, even though I graduated in 2010 but have only 6 months of experience.

Any suggestions would be highly appreciated. Thanks!

J1223

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I have the same question.. what happens after being placed on the waitlist? How long till the next response?

Hi esc_newnurse!

I applied to the NYP New Grad Waitlist and got an email stating that I was placed at the wait list. How long should I hear back from them for an interview?

And also, I made a terrible mistake of not reviewing my application before submitting it. I accidentally clicked on the Dec2012/Jan2013 New grad, even though I graduated in 2010 but have only 6 months of experience.

Any suggestions would be highly appreciated. Thanks!

bTRUE

54 Posts

Hi esc_newnurse!

I applied to the NYP New Grad Waitlist and got an email stating that I was placed at the wait list. How long should I hear back from them for an interview?

And also, I made a terrible mistake of not reviewing my application before submitting it. I accidentally clicked on the Dec2012/Jan2013 New grad, even though I graduated in 2010 but have only 6 months of experience.

Any suggestions would be highly appreciated. Thanks!

Unfortunately the Dec12/Jan13 waiting list is only for December new graduate nurses, so if you filled the application correctly before submitting it then it wouldn't have passed the requirements. Because technically your not considered a new grad anymore :(

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