limm0124

which location did you apply to?

From CA! I applied in the morning and got an interview invite later that afternoon

I applied for NICU and Surgical, haven't heard anything back

Hi everyone! Starting a thread for the Providence Swedish New Grad Residency in Seattle, WA starting in March. I interviewed earlier today and would love to connect with anyone else who applied for this cohort! ?

If we haven't heard back anything yet is it safe to say we're out ?

The anticipation is killing me?

Also haven't gotten anything, so trying to stay hopeful ?

nothing yet! starting to get nervous ?

Congrats! What units did you apply to?

Anyone else hear back anything?

I just checked and it's down for me as well

Around what time?

Are they sending emails to schedule a phone screen or just calling randomly?

What does the phone screening entail?

I stayed up all night waiting for the app to open, ended up applying around 2:30am ?

which units did you apply for last cohort?

praying for NICU!

not yet! wondering if they'll upload it tonight or in the morning ?

Ahh! We should be hearing back any day now, since the website says that the next steps will be sent by the 30th. Wondering if there is less applicants since they decided to only do NICU and PICU this round. Good luck everyone!

I thought positions wouldn't be posted until tomorrow! In the PowerPoint from the webinar, it says under preferred qualifications, "Externship, internship, and/or 100 or more clinical hours on a unit similar to the unit(s) you apply to." Does that mean we should only apply to the unit where we did our preceptorship/practicum?

That's awesome!! Do you know how competitive this residency is? I feel like all I know is the trenches of California competitiveness LOL

Hi everyone! I thought I'd start this thread since the Seattle Children's Feb New Grad Residency will be opening soon. I am a new grad from NorCal, where finding a job is quite literally impossible right now. I'm wondering how competitive this residency is? My dream is to start in the NICU. Any insight would be greatly appreciated!!

Hi Everyone! I am currently a Junior in college pursuing a non-nursing degree and I have made the decision that I want to pursue nursing. I've researched a lot about ABSN Programs (Concordia University Irvine, Cal State LA, CSU San Marcos, Samuel Meritt, etc.) and thought that was the best option but then I started looking into Entry-Level Masters Programs (USD, UCI, UCD, Azusa Pacific, etc.) and now I'm just confused. Both only require a bachelor's degree before entering the program, so is there one that's better? My end goal is to work as a neonatal nurse/NICU and I don't have much interest in the business/teaching side of nursing. Thanks!