-
Scripps New Grad January 2023
Thank you! Yes, we went over it with a phone call on Friday. It was all quite quick with the decisions and phone call. I start in January because I already have my license. Is there something specific you were wondering? Like others have said, sometimes their emails do go to the spam folder.
- Scripps New Grad January 2023
- SHARP New Grad Nurse Residency Program Winter 2022-2023
- SHARP New Grad Nurse Residency Program Winter 2022-2023
- SHARP New Grad Nurse Residency Program Winter 2022-2023
- SHARP New Grad Nurse Residency Program Winter 2022-2023
- SHARP New Grad Nurse Residency Program Winter 2022-2023
- SHARP New Grad Nurse Residency Program Winter 2022-2023
- SHARP New Grad Nurse Residency Program Winter 2022-2023
- Scripps New Grad January 2023
- Scripps New Grad January 2023
- SHARP New Grad Nurse Residency Program Winter 2022-2023
-
Scripps New Grad January 2023
I applied to both the Maternal Child Health Program and the New Grad program. I have not heard anything yet. People are saying that they have something on the recent activity tab. I do not have anything there or on the application tab. My application tab actually says no applications submitted. Not sure why. Does anyone else have this issue?
-
SHARP New Grad Nurse Residency Program Winter 2022-2023
Hey CaliforniaNurse1! I also got that email. I had an externship with Sharp Chula Vista over the Summer and had discussed this course with my preceptor (CNS researcher/educator not L&D). The UCSD course fills up very quickly, but I will share the link for the AWHONN course. This is the course her friend/coworker, an OB CNS at Sharp Chula Vista, showed me. Hope this helps! AWHONN POEP Course
-
APU ELM MSN Spring 2021
@SamuelsDavidson Sorry for the super late reply to your post. I am currently in a Zoom call for the open house for Azusa at my location, San Diego. I never went to an orientation and wanted more info. I found out that the pre-licensure is 18 months and at the end, you get a BSN, can sit for the NCLEX, and work as an RN. Then you do the post-licensure where you finish with your MSN in about 2 years. I had been curious about this as well because other ELM/MEPN programs are only MSN. They said they do this so you actually get two degrees, a BS and an MS, can work right away, and so that there is no question when it comes to your degrees. This way takes a bit longer, but I think that it is pretty cool as I have heard that some hospitals question just the MSN from these programs. Hope this helps ?