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  1. I would say the interviews are pretty on point to what K's email depicts. I think for all there are 3 other candidates and then a unit manager from each unit with the interview being "moderated" by an educator of some sort. The managers briefly introduce themselves and then there are 4 questions, each candidate rotates going first, you'll each answer the same questions. There wasn't any time for questions in my first interview. The second interviews varied A LOT from unit to unit, so don't psych yourself out. (Some people had clinical scenarios, some didn't have any, some were in depth- one candidate with the managers, some were very similar to the first interview- 4 candidates with the managers, etc).
  2. I just want to give a little insight to the interview process! Last cohort, it seemed like the majority of interview invites were sent out within a week and then there were some people who didn't get an interview offer until like 1 week before interviews. In these cases, these people got an offer to their second choice specialty (ie put ICU first, got an interview invite for surg). The first interview will be for all the units of the "specialty" you're interviewing under. Ex. if you're interviewing under "Medical" you will interview with the 8(close to this #) Medical units and then would be called for a second interview with one specific unit if you make it through. There are many more Medical and Surgical units than ICU and Oncology units, so more people will interview for those, and more will be hired onto those units.
  3. It was an email from K. It’s a “soft offer” since it’s contingent on background check and occupational health physical. I have a few friends that got verbal offers from managers and have yet to get an email, so I think it’s gonna be a trickle!
  4. I just got an email with my offer!! Hope you all find out soon!
  5. I’m not sure, but from this forum it sounds like some managers weren’t going to call even the candidates that got the position? So I would think the list is final but not everyone on that list knows yet?
  6. K posted on a facebook story that the list of new grad RNs has been finalized and to stay tuned for further updates this week!
  7. Woohoo @sgriffith! I agree, until I see the offer in writing I won't be able to fully celebrate.
  8. Mine was the exact same as the first interview, 3 other candidates and 5 behavioral questions. Only difference was there was time for questions LOL. I have heard LOTS of differences between second interviews
  9. Does anyone know how many spots are available for each unit? Thanks!
  10. Thanks guys!! Neuro/Med ICU
  11. I had my interview this AM, they told us we'd hear by Monday and I got a call this afternoon that I got the job!
  12. Thanks @vBSN! I will be interviewing for Neuro/med ICU, I got a call last night. I know our interviews won’t be the same but I hope that it is more informal/less stressful haha.
  13. Do you think it's okay if I integrate their clinical hours table in my resume, or should I upload it as a separate file? Thanks.
  14. Yep it was my first pick! And it was an email from a recruiter.
  15. I got an email at 6:30 pm that I have an interview for Critical Care/ICU!

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