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Can I email you please, thank you!

They give you a whole 24 hours to respond before they move onto the other applicant.

I just got an interview invite for their surgical unit!! 12:06 PM!! Inpatient surgical was my #2 choice, while Inpatient Medical was #1 and Inpatient Oncology was #3.

I and the rest of us who is going through this needed this... Thank you so much...!

I want to know too... Like whaaaat, 1 out of your panel group?! ??

Same! I had a piece of paper, wrote key words, and made sure I hit all points. I interviewed for medicine division 1, I believe the interviewer said they'll be doing callbacks for this unit until June 30th? (Can anyone confirm)

I was the very first one to be asked about the question. They asked "who you are (summarize your resume) and why nursing.” and then I just answered it based on the question they asked. However the other candidates stated answers to "why stanford" instead of "why nursing.” I also had kept all my answers less than 2 minutes for each question and felt like the other candidates had more longer answers. I was stressed that I should have made my answers longer. ?

I forgot to answer this as well. I didn't hear clearly and I thought they said why nursing in general, not stanford nursing. ?

Yes! Thank you! What matters is that its completed and the weight is off my shoulders. Overall im gonna see this as a learning opportunity, also this is my very first panel interview so it was a great learning experience and its understandable to be nervous! If I don't get in, no need to worry! The questions were fair and I was able to at least apply most of my scenarios/situations I memorized. From what I notice all of them started with "tell us about a time when…”

Just had mines today, and I felt like my interview was ehhh cause I was nervous.... Im ready to accept an L haha.

Anyone know from the previous cohort how long interview answers should be? Lately my answers are around 1min 40s to 2 min max when I started practicing 2 days ago. I'm a bundle or nerves!

I suggest holding onto it. A classmate from my nursing school cohort applied to last cohort (cohort 38), I remember them saying that some people cancel last minute, they may send a panel interview the night before an interview!

I believe Monday and Tuesday for Medicine units... not sure if its the same for everyone in different units.

I just got an interview email today for medicine (which I believe was my second or third choice) today at 12:43... Now I am a bundle of nerves, so nervous!

For me I took my NCLEX on February 18, graduated December 20, 2022. I got my ATT (authorization to test January 18-19, 2023)A day after February 18, I was able check the RN.ca.gov site for your results and to show that I passed. Hope this gives an idea!

Good luck everyone! One question - when do we hear back from them IF they want to do an interview with a chosen applicant? According to the webinar video, the panel/unit level interview is 6/19-6/30

By accessing it, do you mean you don't see the pdf file posted in your application at all or you see the pdf file but you can't click on it to view it? Because I checked again to see if I can click to view, nothing happens when I click the pdf files. ; - ; *cry*

Yeah I created the account and then started the application... Is there an option to re-edit your application and put extra files in?

I can access the application but not open the pdf files that I put on there.

For your separate resume for Stanford, did you just follow what they wanted such as Education, Clinical Rotations, Work Experience/Military Experience, Volunteer Experience, Internship, and References? Im debating if I should keep my licenses and certificate on it because there was also a separate box on the electronic application that covers it.

Hi, Thank you for starting this! How long is everyone's resumes looking in terms of length? I know in the webinar they said as long as you'd like. Mine is about 1 1/4 pages long...

This was very informative! Thank you so much for the information!

Hi there, I start in Spring semester as well, nice to meet you! I also have a similar question as well. Does anyone have an idea how to apply to the ADN-BSN bridge? Do we have to apply through Nursingcas? Thank you in advance everyone and congratulations!