JJ-RNBSN BSN, CNA, RN

Hi everyone! Wanted to start a post so we can stay connected through the process! Application opens October 26, 2020 – November 2, 2020 for starts dates February 22, 2021 – April 19, 2021. Any one else applying?

Mine also changed to "Routed for Further Consideration" ! I asked for the NICU. Hoping this means good news in the near future since it sounds like they reach out early January.

Me neither, but the FAQs say they reach out to candidates about six weeks before the program start date! Which means I think we will see something around the week of January 11th.

Oh good!! I'm so glad you've heard about that happening!

As far as I understand, in the past the nurse recruiters that initially go over our applications only send the one application to the department that you had your preceptorship in... so even if we were to explain multiple units we were interested in ...

Yep on the website it gives you a format to follow. Should be at the bottom of this link: https://hr.ucdavis.edu/careers/nursing/residency/apply

I wonder if I should apply for another unit anyway ?

Gotcha, I read in previous posts people added one or the other at the end - even though the directions did not specify to. Again I figured it's better to add more than to add less, right?! I went to Chamberlain, Sacramento. I am sure the nurse recrui...

I hope they cut us some slack too! Thats awesome you were still able to do that much. My program's curriculum only had us do a total of 48 ? are you guys attaching letters of recommendation at the end of your cover letter/resume? If so, how many?

I did part of my community course and all of my "collaborative" course clinical hours virtually over telehealth, but thankfully they allowed us to go back for our capstone preceptorship. I had 48 hours in the NICU, which I am applying to and specifie...

I was wondering the same thing about the transcripts! I am uploading all my transcripts over 3 colleges just in case! I’d rather fall on the safe side than them throw out my application due to a lack of information. I see from previous posts that the...