Parkland Residency Winter 2016

Nurses Job Hunt

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Hi all, I wanted to start a thread for those who have applied to the Parkland new grad residencies starting in January/February 2016. So far they have posted positions for L&D, NICU, ER, and med-surg. Feel free to share any progress on interviews, ask questions, etc.

I received an offer during the evening hours the day after my interview! I wish you guys the best of luck with your interviews!

Just curious, did you get your offer via phone or email?

Has anybody else heard back from l&d?

I haven't heard anything.

To those who have interviewed for L&D: At what point do you think it is okay to email to check on the status of your application? I interviewed last Monday and haven't heard anything. I have another job offer for med surg and I just would like to know who I am going to move forward with. L&D is where I want to be but this is taking so long! Any suggestions? Is it too soon to email the recruiter? Thanks!

I apologize for the late reply! It was via a phone call from the recruiter. If you accept they will email what you need to do next.

and definitely email or call about it! it never hurts to show your interest and it will make you feel better to have made the effort.

I interviewed for SICU and Burn ICU, has anyone heard back from either yet? I'm on pins and needles!

I received an offer today for the L&D Residency! ☺️

Specializes in Labor and Delivery.

They contacted me today for an interview for L&D but I turned it down because I have already accepted a labor and delivery job at another hospital that I am really happy and excited about. I can't believe that they waited this long to contact me. It's too bad, I would have liked to work there, but they were too late.

I interviewed for SICU and Burn ICU, has anyone heard back from either yet? I'm on pins and needles!

I interviewed with burn also and am waiting. Please post if/when you hear something. Do you know how many positions they have?

Do you guys mind posting your credentials/experience? Do you guys have specifics on Parkland's residency? There is plenty of information on their website but I'm talking inside info. I graduate from an ADN program in Houston May 2016 & plan to start on my BSN at UTA in 2017. I have a 3.5 GPA but I'm afraid that's all the good I have. I don't have any work experience in a hospital and not many extra curricular activities. I plan on getting ACLS during spring break so hopefully that adds some goodness to my resume. I'm interested in critical care and cardiology but I'm willing to get my foot in the door on any unit.

Do you guys mind posting your credentials/experience? Do you guys have specifics on Parkland's residency? There is plenty of information on their website but I'm talking inside info. I graduate from an ADN program in Houston May 2016 & plan to start on my BSN at UTA in 2017. I have a 3.5 GPA but I'm afraid that's all the good I have. I don't have any work experience in a hospital and not many extra curricular activities. I plan on getting ACLS during spring break so hopefully that adds some goodness to my resume. I'm interested in critical care and cardiology but I'm willing to get my foot in the door on any unit.

I think most hospitals here prefer BSN and you probably have a leg up if you've been a tech somewhere, but I've had a couple of people in my cohort get offers from Parkland SICU and ER with no experience. I don't have experience and my previous degree is in engineering. The only 'inside' info I have is that Parkland requires a 3-year commitment. Some people are put off by this but I don't mind. I'm graduating in 7 days with a BSN, 3.84 GPA, and no hospital work experience whatsoever.

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