NYC Residencies

oncnurse1021 · Feb 2, 2021

right now its extremely difficult sad to say.. I am about to start at mount sinai in their residency program so I will update you along the way

rfg456 · Feb 2, 2021

1 hour ago, jfio1021 said:

right now its extremely difficult sad to say.. I am about to start at mount sinai in their residency program so I will update you along the way

well first of all congrats on mt sinai! I'll definitely be applying there when the time comes.

and I figured it would be difficult haha I appreciate your honesty.

how difficult was it to get an interview? was there a specific recruiter you contacted?

oncnurse1021 · Feb 3, 2021

hopefully its different when you start applying and no I just kept sending in apps and finally got a call back LOL. trust me tho I was denied at least 40 times by other nyc private hospitals so I was on the verge of giving up and settling for some more rural hospital in the burbs

rfg456 · Feb 3, 2021

I'm glad it worked out! that's awesome but yes the process is super discouraging

at mt. sinai did you apply to different jobs or did you apply specifically to their residency program? I'm interested in NICU/peds so I'm wondering if that's even an option there for new grads

oncnurse1021 · Feb 3, 2021

Just now, rfg456 said:

I'm glad it worked out! that's awesome but yes the process is super discouraging

at mt. sinai did you apply to different jobs or did you apply specifically to their residency program? I'm interested in NICU/peds so I'm wondering if that's even an option there for new grads

Thanks and no I applied to all different jobs basically they told me that all new grad RN go thru a residency program.. There was a fellowship er position I applied to last September but I couldn't take my NCLEX in time so that might be different. The residency is yesr long with classroom experience like once a month.. And I have a very generous 3-4month preceptorship

rfg456 · Feb 3, 2021

36 minutes ago, jfio1021 said:

Thanks and no I applied to all different jobs basically they told me that all new grad RN go thru a residency program.. There was a fellowship er position I applied to last September but I couldn't take my NCLEX in time so that might be different. The residency is yesr long with classroom experience like once a month.. And I have a very generous 3-4month preceptorship

oh cool thanks for this info! I'm sure the pay is pretty generous too. congrats again I'm nervous to start applying for these positions but I guess I'll just have to hope for the best. any tips or advice!?

oncnurse1021 · Feb 3, 2021

Just now, rfg456 said:

oh cool thanks for this info! I'm sure the pay is pretty generous too. congrats again I'm nervous to start applying for these positions but I guess I'll just have to hope for the best. any tips or advice!?

yeah the pay is pretty freaking amazing especially since I still live at home and don't need to pay city rent prices LOL... tips well hopefully you worked your *** off in school my grades were pretty high bc I knew some residencies/ fellowships required at 3.5 or higher to even get looked at it.. Do you have any patient care experience prior to school I feel like that helped make my resume look stronger.. But honestly besides the good grades and EMS experience I didn't really do anything special, I don't have any publications, extensive volunteer experience, was not part of any clubs or anything in school. I just went into the interview and was myself, spoke professionally but confidently and it landed me the spot, being your self in the interview is key, it made the interview feel more informal and conversational and you kind of forget what is on the line LOL

oncnurse1021 · Feb 3, 2021

13 hours ago, rfg456 said:

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K11345 · Feb 18, 2021

Hi all! Does anyone know when these residencies applications will become available? I am graduating this Spring!

rfg456 · Feb 19, 2021

On 2/17/2021 at 8:31 PM, K11345 said:

Hi all! Does anyone know when these residencies applications will become available? I am graduating this Spring!

no idea! I'm guessing March/April?

ees80 · Feb 21, 2021

Hi all! I'm graduating this May and want to apply to peds jobs in NYC as well. So for Mt. Sinai, every new grad position is automatically in the residency program...does anyone know if it is the same for their children's hospital? Will the job postings say New Grad specifically? Does anyone know if NYU does the same thing in regards to the residency program? Very interested in Hassenfeld Children’s Hospital at NYU Langone if anyone has any info on their new grad positions/residency...no info about it online either! Thanks in advance!