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CHOC RN Residency 2023
@doglover223 that's a significant pay difference. sounds like a good plan to get your feet wet then see if Peds is still your jam, you never know! could someone drop the link for CHOC Feb 2024 New Grad RN Residency here?
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Kaiser New Grad RN Irvine/Anaheim July 2023
Anyone know when the next cycle is for Winter 2024?
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UCI New Grad RN Residency 2023
Anyone see positions for New Grads? I've been searching every other day for the past 2 months, haven't seen anything ?
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Loma Linda 2024
Submitted my app for Winter 2024 cohort ? apps closed Nov 6. Apparently interview invitations would be sent out starting mid-late Dec, and a video screen prior to that!
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CHOC RN Residency 2023
Also wondering if anyone has seen any job postings for CHOC New Grad RN Residency Program - doesn't seem like the website is up-to-date yet
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MSMU ABSN FALL 2022
I got admitted! Good luck to everyone else still interviewing, deciding to accept, applying elsewhere ~ Any chance there's a facebook or Slack group for Fall 2022 admits so we can all get connected?
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Mount Saint Mary U (Los Angeles) ABSN Fall 2022
I also received an invitation for interview! Good luck!!
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CSUF Fall 2022
what do you mean by taking a course to cover a prereq you're using your AP scores for?
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Mount Saint Mary U (Los Angeles) ABSN Fall 2022
Hi, to all of Mount Saint Mary University (Los Angeles) Accelerated BSN program Fall 2022 applicant cohort! Application was due 3/1, has anyone heard anything back yet?
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CSUF Fall 2022
Hi all! This question goes to all potential applicants to CSU Fullerton's Fall 2022 ABSN program, but what documentation deems as verification of "Proficiency in a Second Language"? This is copied and pasted from their website: PROFICIENCY IN A SECOND LANGUAGE (OPTIONAL) (10 POINTS POSSIBLE) Applicants who are skilled in a language other than English will be awarded points on their application. There will be more information on this optional area within the Nursing application. All documentation is subject to verification and approval. Native Speaker: You grew up speaking a language other than English, or in a bilingual home. Fluent: You can keep up in almost any conversation in that language. Proficient: Your vocabulary may still be limited (you might need a translation dictionary), but you have a good understanding of verb tenses and sentence structure. Conversational: You have basic language ability, such as the ability to order food or get directions.