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I work at an ambulatory FQHC in Los Angeles County; so seeing 20-23 patients a day, lots of chronic illness management, tier 2. I got notification of the award being finalized this morning as soon as I started clinic and it took all of my patience not to sign in and start going through documents. About to start now that my morning is done. A friend and classmate who was in the same boat texted me that she also got notification this morning. Any word yet?

I was notified of being a finalist on 7/22 and have not heard anything since then. Very agonizing wait. Can anyone confirm if our site administrator is responsible for verifying our job status for a second time? When I first started my application, my site administrator completed her part within an hour of my inputting my job information so I cannot imagine she has ignored this new email (if there is one) for the past several weeks. She is very on top of this stuff for our providers here, so I would rather confirm before bothering her with an email.

Hi Gina, congrats on your award. Just want to clarify - you are a NHSC LRP recipient, not Nurse Corp, correct? Did your welcome packet state when you should expect to receive your first month's stipend?

I am a MSN nurse practitioner with a D:I ratio of over 200% at a tier 2 clinic in Los Angeles County, with disadvantaged background. Was notified 7/22/15 of award and signed the same day. My contract has not been signed yet as of 5 minutes ago; I check about once a day. Very nervous about all of this. Graduated May 2014, so this is my first year applying

Anyone planning to apply to UIC's GEP for winter/spring 2012? (http://www.uic.edu/nursing/prospectivestudents/gep-about.shtml) The application opened on January 15 and is due March 1. I just finished the primary application and am waiting to receive the secondary application to send out recommendation requests. Their application cycle is a bit odd and inconvenient, since most other places that start in the fall require deposits by late March into early April, and UIC doesn't inform you of your status until late April. But in the end, it's still a great program and worth a shot.