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I’d love that!

@nursecaroline yeah, she told me that it would be sometime mid to late June that I would get my contract to sign!

Follow me on instagram so we could talk on there, IDK how to do private messages on this website. My instagram is @ Schreceas

Hey guys, I’m gonna be working at Emory-Midtown, and I’m moving from Ohio. Is anyone looking for roommates in midtown? Lmk!

@Nurse_Ari2020 $26/hr starting $27/hr after 3 months $30/hr after 1 year +$4.25 3pm-11pm +$4.50 11pm-7am +$3.25 weekends Benefits like health insurance, you can be covered first day of orientation.

I never had a practicum.

@Nurse_Ari2020 I interviewed at 11:30 and 12:30. I think it may have to do with your last name maybe? My last name starts with an S. IDK the phone call was a little long with her telling me about pay and everything so it might just take some time.

Just got a call and got offered midtown Medical ICU and Neuro ICU, I chose medical. Good luck to everyone else!

@Nurse_Ari2020 71 told me they were gonna take 5 new grads. I would probably choose Medical over Neuro if I got offered both.

@Nurse_Ari2020 yeah Emory midtown, 31 & 71.

@futureRN0527 NIHSS a stroke scale. It's a free online class its really easy to get. I got it since I was applying to the neuro ICU. But I would warn that ACLS is expensive if you're getting it by yourself, all together I think I spent like $350 on getting it, but both my interviewers were impressed that I had it.

@FutureRN0527 I'm actually from Cleveland. I graduated from Cleveland State and have been working at the Cleveland Clinic. I interviewed for both Medical ICU and Neuro ICU.

Just do everything else in your power to make yourself more marketable on your resume. I didn't have a practicum either, but I completed an externship at a hospital and made sure I got experience on a floor. Get some community service hours. Get your ACLS, and NIHSS. Join nursing affiliations, like I joined AACN. Make sure to find things that make you stand out on your resume and you'll be good. Also, I don't think it matters if you're graduated or not when you apply, they do say on the website though that you need a license before a certain date. So I made sure to get my test done early.

Both my interviewers said to wait for a recruiter to reach out by the end of the week, so I'm assuming either Thursday or Friday!

Does anyone know what platform we use to sign up for interviews?

Thank you for the update! Do you think they will be delaying the start dates as well? The program usually started late August/early September. I am graduating in a few weeks and want to be sure that I will be able to get my license in time, but the testing centers are really backed up, some people aren't able to schedule until July.

Hey guys, I am planning on applying for the Summer 2020 cohort (which is now delayed) and would like to hear from some of you guys about what the interview process and everything was like. I'm just really nervous because I heard it is extremely competitive! If anyone is available to answer some questions, I would greatly appreciate it!