NewGradRN_23

To those who have not been invited to a 2nd interview yet, has your application status changed to something that would make you think you're no longer in consideration or does it still say, "In process, in review?"

I did that one and I submitted the completion certificate plus the transcript so they knew the hours were longer

Of course we're hoping for the best, but I'd still apply to other jobs. I mean you could always withdraw an application if Kaiser pans out. The way they talked about Roseville in one of the webinars makes me think there are very few spots there.

I went with both east bay groups as well, but hoping more for the Antioch hospital.

I wouldn't worry. It was the same for me. No confirmation beyond the thank you screen that pops up. What were your location choices?

The locations that are not taking new grads are not listed. They were Modesto, Manteca, Fresno, South Sac, and Santa Rosa. The options in the snapshot are all taking new grads supposedly.

Can you still get ACLS online only without going in for the hands-on portion? I thought that was originally just a covid thing

I did! I'm one of the ones still waiting, but you got an interview for trials, right? That's awesome!

Oh nice! When I applied, I saw 77.80, so even better LOL

Definitely no promises on the accuracy, but this nurse YouTuber compared the Stanford and Kaiser contracts and coincidentally it shows the new grad Kaiser pay as 72 and change. He is a Kaiser nurse, so I'd like to believe their may be truth behind it.

Hello everyone! I just wanted to create this for all those interested in the Kaiser Nurse Residency for new grads that has a start date of 9/11/2023. Also thought I would post the timeline below to help with any questions about when the next steps are taking place (per their webinar). 5/31-6/7: Application open 6/8-6/11: Candidate Survey (Snapshot) 6/20-6/30: Group Interviews 7/12: Hiring Decisions 7/17-7/26: HR Offer Days 7/31-9/8: HR Checks 9/11: Program Start

Definitely don't lose hope yet. As for Kaiser, they should have their webinar posted so you can gain more info.

Is Research and Trials nurse the same? I've seen a couple people mention research, but I was under the impression that you were ultimately float pool most days unless there was a patient admitted in a clinical trial, at which point you would handle their care. I did put this in my top 3, so I'm just trying to confirm.

Is yours for Oncology? Or was Oncology just your #1 pick?

Congrats!