chubbyBoo

I received a rejection email from HCA Job ID - 2751586 that cover the NW. & TMC locations Friday morning. I wonder if that email only imply those locations or all HCA. I wonder if anyone heard from other HCA location or not.

https://css-hcahealthcare-prd.tam.inforcloudsuite.com/hcm/Jobs/page/JobsHomePage?csk.JobBoard=EXTERNAL&csk.HROrganization=1 it should be the link from the email we received after we applied to hca saying they received our info

I just received an HCA text and emaila few mins ago... for a phone interview next week and it looks like from the optionals, they have more interviews schedules for the whole week, the ID number was 2747216 I think the conroe/249/ king wood area ... also I notice it was one of the job post that isn't closed/withdrawn when I logged on to check HCA applicaton, that is still in review ... since I applied to all HCA job numbers .. Im hoping best of luck if their still interview for others and pray I do well .. hope thats helps on information. I applied to kingwood area w/ that id #

I hope their are fixing it but I doubt it... they would had said something about it in their emails.. why make it like an enigma and not tell us to reapply ?

I remember talking to the recruiter at HCA for Webster and she said she cover certain areas that include Pearland, Pasadena etc.... so, if we look at those job numbers .. they seem to cover certain area around Houston, I wonder if that's the case ... I doubt they would mess something like that up.. the location is one thing and the job number would be the recruiter from my speculation

it was MH

My interview was uneventful. It was a few weeks ago, and there were approximately six people on Zoom. They posed three questions: 1. We have seen your resume...do you have anything to add? 2. Can you give us an example of a problem in your work? 3. How do you handle mistakes? The interview was scheduled for 30 minutes, however it barely lasted around 20 minutes. I asked a few questions, and it seemed like they were unprepared and more of trying to rush me out. I realized the first min of the interview ... after they asked the first question... you know that feeling when someone wasn't interested .... I had to do my best and smile... the feeling was disheartening during the process. and I was right... they sent me the rejection letter afterwards.. Its like... they give me the zoom interview out of formality.

when covid happen a lot of RN were force out to gov. bs taking those shots.. and many went on travel nursing .. and when covid bs died down most of them return to houston, and lets not forget our schools started to increase students back in 2019-2022 created more nurses for the pandemic .. the increase of nursing student in houston the the # of jobs that fill these position were limited. created this issue. also a lot of these jobs required 1 year experience for example ( davita ).. it made it where none of us can find jobs w/o experience ... its a bottle neck school > limited NRP > other RN jobs .. I see a lot of jobs request out there but they all demand experice that affect everyone... thats how I see it, they are limited in spots to give out and they can be picky about it .. its not our market anymore but the hospital choices

I know MH had a couple of interview last week, from what I was told by my friend is that, they send out offer fast like last week or Monday then wait 48hrs to send rejection after they know who accept or reject. not sure if our 2nd choice location/unit would fair any better

I dont remember the dates on my letter of intent .. I jope its all the same for us...

no email yet regarding fingerprint

mine was back in jan. and havent hear anything else

I'm not sure how hcc does their acceptance process ... from what I cant tell my application # was in the 700s and I think it's in the 1500s plus now .. and if I am correct... it seems like everyone who qualified are over 500+... and we all got the letter of intent accepted... I remember they said they will score us base off of grades/tests by a point system and from the top down they will rank us. and take the top-down approach... so basically they're just gathering as many people who qualified and pick from there... through the letter of intent ... so we're not really accepted until their ranking/selecting us from their pool ... they're confusing us by giving us orientation dates, even though they're not done w/ the final selection/acceptance. Also, most places/schools don't require bon/health insurance/etc until you're really accepted into the program ... I think they're trying to cover everything before they make that final decision. it's my opinion and I don't know for sure. hope someone from the previous semester can answer it more clearly. this waiting game is annoying

I sure the school is responsible for that muna ?

yeah, you just upload that same pages 3x .. that's what I did and they approved it