snpy333

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1. Providence TIP January 2022 (Los Angeles/Orange County)

   snpy333 replied to dt222's topic in New Nurse

   My employee health appointment was just confirming vaccinations and they you fill out a quick health info sheet (any allergies, any medical conditions that could prevent you from doing your job, etc.). If you're missing any vaccinations or TB test or...

2. Providence TIP January 2022 (Los Angeles/Orange County)

   snpy333 replied to dt222's topic in New Nurse

   Anyone miss the call from the recruiter? They called when I was working and haven't been able to get in touch with them since. No responds to email and the phone number they left goes straight to voicemail.

3. Providence TIP January 2022 (Los Angeles/Orange County)

   snpy333 replied to dt222's topic in New Nurse

   Yes, I currently work on a med-surg tele floor.

4. Providence TIP January 2022 (Los Angeles/Orange County)

   snpy333 replied to dt222's topic in New Nurse

   Maybe 10 pages back in this thread, I remember a post from a nurse that got hired in one of the OC hospitals and they would not negotiate. I got the email from LCOM saying they're drafting an offer letter, but no official call yet. I'll definitely le...

5. Providence TIP January 2022 (Los Angeles/Orange County)

   snpy333 replied to dt222's topic in New Nurse

   Ah I see, yeah I accepted a night shift position for my current job and it was a big problem for me. I'm absolutely miserable on nights and there's a waiting list to switch to days which is why I'm leaving.

6. Providence TIP January 2022 (Los Angeles/Orange County)

   snpy333 replied to dt222's topic in New Nurse

   nice, are you day shift or nights? I'm curious because I was interested in ICU and OR but picked OR as my first choice because I cannot handle the night shift schedule and I figured most floor positions would be nights.

7. Providence TIP January 2022 (Los Angeles/Orange County)

   snpy333 replied to dt222's topic in New Nurse

   Thank you, mine updated 11/24

8. Providence TIP January 2022 (Los Angeles/Orange County)

   snpy333 replied to dt222's topic in New Nurse

   Same! Mine updated to “Surgery”, I picked OR as my first choice!

9. Providence TIP January 2022 (Los Angeles/Orange County)

   snpy333 replied to dt222's topic in New Nurse

   I guess that's better, but still not great, and yeah float pool sounds awful for a new grad. For those of you who took float pool, think carefully! I took the first job I was offered and regret it, which is why I applied to the TIP program even thoug...

10. Providence TIP January 2022 (Los Angeles/Orange County)

    snpy333 replied to dt222's topic in New Nurse

    Wow $31? that's even lower than some of the small community hospitals... Can any LA applicants confirm that's the rate for LA providence as well?

11. Providence TIP January 2022 (Los Angeles/Orange County)

    snpy333 replied to dt222's topic in New Nurse

    For those that got offers, do they specify if you're working day shift or night shift?

12. Santa Monica College (SMC) Spring 2019

    snpy333 replied to Califo_RN_ia's topic in School Programs

    Did you hear back yet? I'm just curious because the deadline to have our background check & drug test cleared was the 14th... and labcorp somehow managed to screw up my drug test so I had to take a 2nd one but I didn't have it cleared on castlebr...

13. Santa Monica College (SMC) Spring 2019

    snpy333 replied to Califo_RN_ia's topic in School Programs

    has anyone done their drug test from LabCorp already? how long did it take for results to post on castlebranch? thank you!

14. LA Southwest College Spring 2019

    snpy333 replied to Mr.TY's topic in School Programs

    thank you! this is great news, at least those who do attend LASC won't have to worry about that factor.

15. LA Southwest College Spring 2019

    snpy333 replied to Mr.TY's topic in School Programs

    I think more than anything, reading their messages made a light switch go off in my head that I was justifying going to LASC for the wrong reasons even though objectively (in my mind) SMC is the better program with better opportunities. Definitely th...