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Mine with the nurse manager and the assistant manager too! Goodluck!

They were focused on ortho and neuro care of patients- broken bones, stroke, compartment syndrome... things like that- for my floor I would Guess it just depends on the unit you’re interviewing for

It took about three weeks for me, but I know they have several start dates and if you need time to relocate, you can ask for a later start date.

Oh awesome! I just started orientation on that floor. So questions were behavioral and clinical questions.

Hey! I interviewed with them back in early March and heard back within a few days with an offer. But, I think they have a ton of new grads applying right now, so they may be taking a bit longer. Reach out to manager and HR to express interest. Any keep applying to any open positions you can . They have lots of transfer opportunities.

Hey! Goodluck! So when I spoke to them on Friday last week, if I remember correctly, they had some ER,ICU,surgery, med surg, and maybe post partum ( but I’m not sure of that one)

The pay is the same for anyone who has less than a year of experience, regardless of the unit. The starting salary from the offer they made to me back in March was $38.50 an hour, and I believe a $3 or $4 differential for night shift. And the training depends on the unit. But the expectation is that you commit to 2 years from hire date. If you don’t complete the 2 years and they offered you a stipend to help you relocate, you have to pay back half of that stipend. I think it was $2k to help you move. If they you didn’t have to relocate, I’m not sure what the process is if you leave before 2 years in regards to paying any money back

No, not after talking with the recruiter. She was able to talk to me about what positions they currently have open and she let me know which positions she would forward my info to the hiring managers for.

I applied to a position for the Neuro ortho floor back in February, got an interview late march, and an offer that same day... but I declined thinking another opportunity would come along..which it didn't because of hiring freezes for COVID.. so I am back on with a recruiter interview for this Friday for their New Grad positions.

I haven't heard anything! I have no idea what is going on.

Has anyone gotten any other updates on the CA Health Corps? I got info last week that my license was confirmed, and that I needed to submit an application on the CalCareers website. I submitted that last week, but got a call from the CA Health Corps again to submit the Cal Careers website. Just wondering if anyone has been "deployed" yet or also in the same boat.

Hey there, I did have 3.3 overall GPA,3.7 for the last 60 units, and I did not get accepted. They told me my HESI score was competitive, but that there were applicants that scored just as well, and had better GPA's. Since it is a for profit school, and they do not get funding based on students they accept, they pick the top of the top of the top only here in Sac since it's only 30 people they accept. Maybe look into the Nevada or Arizona campuses- they have more spaces and are therefore, not as competitive.

Hey there, I am currently taking it at SBCC, and I am using my built in macbook camera. When do you start? I finish it next week and CAN'T wait!!

Thank you for making the FB page! Just requested to join! Can't wait to meet you all!

Hey there, I was able to sign in using the first part of the email as my login, and then the password that I reset yesterday with IT. So your username can't have the "@samuelmerritt.edu". I was able to sign it today, so it worked for me! you should see if maybe it works again, or call IT. They were super helpful and emailed me 5 mins after the call with instructions on resetting password.