Princeton Medical Center Nurse Residency November 2020

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Hello, 

I am wondering if anyone who has applied to the UPenn-Princeton Medical Center Nurse Residency November 2020 start has heard back from a recruiter/HR yet?

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I applied mid-September and haven’t heard anything. 

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I got an email today from them asking me to complete an assessment, and my application switched to considering. Fingers crossed!

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I got the same thing, so hopefully!! 

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Hi! Did either of you end up getting further along in the interview process/receive an offer? 

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Yes, after getting contacted, you have to do video interviews, then I did a video interview with about 6 people. Then they offer you a position if they see you fit. The only downside is the pay which is $27 to start for minimum 18 months. 

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thank you so much! I understand that you also preference units, in your experience were you placed in what your top choice was? 

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No they didn’t have many options open, medsurg tele and oncology. they weren’t super open about transitioning through units if you weren’t “happy” either. 

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oh wow okay, the recruiter mentioned that if placed in medsurg you float through the units which I thought was appealing, but mentioned that there's only a spot or two in women's health

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Yeah, it’s a great hospital but the pay is crazy. I went to a smaller system instead and am getting almost $10 more an hour on a unit I wanted 

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that’s great!! I know I was surprised that the pay is so low, not sure if it changed now but HR mentioned that it jumps to about $10 more after your first 12 months, which is an upside. do you remember if your video interview with the nurse managers was difficult?

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